Abstract This chapter highlights historic and contemporary efforts to engineer artificial intelligence (AI) capable of producing artifacts previously associated with the creative arts. While creativity and artistic origination have historically been tied to art’s social value, AI art has recently begun to sell for high prices, and the promise of automating artistic production heralds new sectors of economic profit. Yet AI creativity also highlights the changing status of human innovation, origination, and newness in ways that deserve careful thought. The… Continue Reading Research Seminar – Avery Slater: “A. I. and Creativity” (Online Event)