MishMash Events
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Upcoming MishMash Events
Meshup #16 – Eivind Røssaak
Eivind Røssaak presents on AI, nanofabrication, and the material footprint of cultural heritage research.
Meshup #18 – Siri-Helen Egeland
Siri-Helen Egeland discusses copyright, street art, and AI, including legal challenges around web scraping and text-to-image systems.
MishMash Opening Conference
The opening conference will feature parallel thematic sessions, keynote lectures, performances, and art installations, bringing together artists, researchers, and the public.
Past MishMash Events
Meshup #12 – Camilla Brattland
Camilla Brattland explores how AI can ethically support and protect Sámi yoik traditions, balancing cultural rights with digital accessibility.
Meshup #11 – Terje Colbjørnsen
Terje Colbjornsen discusses how generative AI and streaming platforms are creating hyper-abundance in the creative industries.
Critical AI and Creative Practice – Eryk Salvaggio
Eryk Salvaggio explores critical relationships with AI in creative work, questioning AI tools for more meaningful creative processes, with insights for educators.
Meshup #10 – Felicity Baker
Felicity Baker will talk about how AI delivers personalized interventions for dementia care through adaptive music therapy and wearable sensor integration.
MishMash Opening Ceremony
MishMash's grand opening features presentations, panel discussions, and performances exploring AI and creativity. Open to everyone.
Det umuliges kunst: Panelsamtale om bruk av KI i kreativ praksis
Det umuliges kunst? Om bruk av KI i kreativ praksis
Work Package Meetups
Parallel sessions organized by the various MishMash work packages.
Workshop on research application development
Learn about research funding sources, grant writing, and leveraging the MishMash network in application processes. Led by Thomas de Ridder (UiB) with Research Council of Norway representatives.
RAVE Hackathon
Join our mini-hackathon exploring realtime sound interaction with RAVE models controlled by biosignals.
Meshup #9 – Steven Bachelder
Steven Bachelder presents on AI-generated imagery, deepfakes, and new forms of visual literacy in information ecologies, with insights from the UPEXRE research group's ongoing projects on perception, disinformation, and participatory learning.
Meshup #8 – Anders Tveit
Anders Tveit presents a short lecture exploring the use of machine learning and AI-based technologies in composition and live electronic performance.
MeshUp #7 – Pål Halvorsen
A short lecture on AI-driven sports highlight production, covering automated generation and platform-tailored publishing of soccer and ice hockey highlights at scale.
MeshUp #6 – Dániel Péter Biró
A short lecture exploring how musical features are understood, translated, and applied across ethnographic and compositional research.
MeshUp #5 – Sascha Frühholz
A short talk on human neurocognitive vulnerabilities and resilience to AI deepfake deception.
MeshUp #4 – Olav Renolen Aasbø
A short talk on digitalization and use of AI in music education, with survey results from 597 teachers with insights into tools, uses, and teacher attitudes.
MeshUp #3 – Robert Wechsler
A lecture on MotionComposer 3.0, a device that translates movement into music for people with disabilities, covering technical and psychological challenges and the potential role of AI.
MeshUp #2 – Marianne Gunderson
A lecture on prompting as algorithmic folklore, examining vernacular practices like the 'eigenprompt' and how online communities shape interactions with large language models.
MeshUp #1 - Benedikte Wallace
A lecture on AI-generated dance and expressive movement, exploring how generative models and non-human bodies convey intent and emotion in human–AI and human–robot interaction.
Concert: Quantum Loops, Broken Symmetries
An evening concert and presentation exploring generative music created with AI and quantum computing, featuring Eduardo Reck Miranda and Victoria Johnson.