Technology - Senator for Culture Chialo wants to promote AI in culture
Berlin's Senator for Culture Joe Chialo wants to better explore the opportunities and limits of the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in culture. "AI has basically played no role in Berlin's cultural policy to date. We are planning an AI conference together with re:publica next year," the CDU politician told the dpa news agency in Berlin. re:publica is a festival for the digital society and sees itself as the largest conference of its kind in Europe.
Chialo sees a need for action for culture. "Because it is important for us not only to ask the pressing questions, but also to answer them. What does artificial intelligence mean? What role does it play for culture? In terms of legal, economic and ethical aspects. And what does it mean for the future?" he said. "We want to be able to think about this major topic and perhaps play a pioneering role."
Cultural Administration Berlin re:publica
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- Senator Chialo's plan for an AI conference in Berlin with re:publica, a prominent festival in Europe's digital society, aims to elevate discussions about the role of artificial intelligence in cultural policy within Germany and beyond.
- As the Senator for Culture in Berlin, Joe Chialo believes that it's crucial to explore the intersection of AI and culture, emphasizing the importance of addressing legal, economic, and ethical aspects of this technology in relation to the cultural sphere.
- The CDU politician's goal is to use this opportunity as a springboard for Germany to take a leading role in understanding and shaping the future impact of AI on European cultural policy and festivals.
- Berlin's cultural administration, under the leadership of Senator Chialo, aims to leverage the turn of the year as a starting point for promoting AI-based cultural initiatives, helping to foster a more inclusive and innovative cultural scene in the city and the wider European context.
Source: www.stern.de
