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Webinar: Creative Work in the Age of AI: Tools, Practice and the Road Ahead

Join us to discover how creative professionals & technologists are reshaping ideas, tools and workflows in response to new AI capabilities.

23 June 2026
Two ceramic-like hands grip and pull on delicate threads that emerge from a "woven circuit board." The contrast between the rigid, heavy material of the hands and the soft, fragile threads creates a visual paradox, symbolising the insertion of human touch into the mechanised world. The image evokes a sense of personified anonymity, questioning whose histories and labours are being revealed or concealed when the threads of technology are pulled.
AI for Creativitiy

Tuesday 23 June 2026, 15:30 - 17:00

Online Only

Hear insights from practitioners on applying generative AI and advanced machine learning. Discuss pressing issues around data, ethics and licensing with subject-matter experts. And gain forward-focused intelligence on sector adaptation and the evolving policy landscape direct from Foresight Lab researchers.

GUEST SPEAKERS

  • Sally Davies, Managing Director of Abbey Road and AI Champion for the Creative Industries
  • Christine Hartland – COO, My SMASH Media
  • Susan Cummings – CEO, 10six Games

FORESIGHT LAB SPEAKERS

  • Cimeon Ellerton-Kay, Research Fellow, CoSTAR Foresight Lab, Goldsmiths University of London
  • Brian Tarran, Senior Research and Statistics Editor, British Film Institute
  • David Johnston, Creative Technology Industry Manager, British Film Institute
  • Vicki Williams, Policy and Partnerships Manager, CoSTAR Foresight Lab, Loughborough University London

This event is part of the CoSTAR AI for Creativity initiative.

Two ceramic-like hands grip and pull on delicate threads that emerge from a "woven circuit board." The contrast between the rigid, heavy material of the hands and the soft, fragile threads creates a visual paradox, symbolising the insertion of human touch into the mechanised world. The image evokes a sense of personified anonymity, questioning whose histories and labours are being revealed or concealed when the threads of technology are pulled.Two ceramic-like hands grip and pull on delicate threads that emerge from a "woven circuit board." The contrast between the rigid, heavy material of the hands and the soft, fragile threads creates a visual paradox, symbolising the insertion of human touch into the mechanised world. The image evokes a sense of personified anonymity, questioning whose histories and labours are being revealed or concealed when the threads of technology are pulled.
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