Art + AI: The Future Art and Culture podcast

Written By Crispin Parry

The Future Art and Culture podcast is a conversational gateway into the world where tech, art and culture meet.

In this episode, Crispin Parry and Almass Badat speak to Karen Palmer, AI Thought Leader, XR award-winning Artist and storyteller from the future about AI as a tool for self awareness, AI artists to have on your radar, as well as bias in AI.

The Future Art and Culture podcast is produced by British Underground, and recorded and edited by Ronan Morrissey.

This podcast is part of a wider programme of activity with Arts Council England and partnership support from the British Council.

Episode Links:

  • Karen Palmer’s website:

http://karenpalmer.uk/

  • SXSW 2024 Panel:

https://schedule.sxsw.com/2024/events/PP134343

  • Inspirations and influences: Àsìkò 

https://www.instagram.com/asiko_artist/

  • More on Karen’s project, Consensus Gentium:

http://consensusgentium.ai/

  • Article: “To offer a vision of the future and a greater understanding of the roles we could play in it.”:

https://www.xrmust.com/xrmagazine/karen-palmer-consensus-gentium/

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