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SUMMARY:HAMLET at “Think Inside the Box” (IMPULSE Pre-Hackathon): 3 sessions on XR\, AI\, and future skills
DESCRIPTION:HAMLET is featured in Think Inside the Box\, an IMPULSE Pre-Hackathon focused on creating immersive experiences with digital cultural heritage (10–12 February 2026\, co:hub Saarbrücken\, with online participation options).\nAcross the programme\, HAMLET contributes three complementary activities that connect artistic practice\, research\, and skills development around XR and AI. \n1) Webinar / Online panel: “AI’s the Thing — Immersive futures in Dance and Performance Research (A HAMLET Living Lab)” \nWhen: Wednesday\, 11 February 2026\, 14:00–15:30 CET\nThis panel brings together HAMLET practitioners and researchers to explore how immersion is evolving in dance and performance—considering space\, movement\, embodiment\, storytelling\, and questions of authorship/agency when working with intelligent systems.\nSpeakers include: Joumana Mourad (IJAD Dance Company)\, Francesco Cutillo (ICK Dans)\, Dr. Andreas Aristidou (CYENS)\, Dr. Marina Stamatiadou & Dr. Nikolaos Vryzas (AUTH).\nLink: https://www.xmlab.org/research-2024/research-reader/AIs-the-Thing-Immersive-futures-in-Dance-and-Performance-Research-A-HAMLET-Living-Lab \nImage credit (as provided):\nPrologo d’Entrata – NOUS\, le RADEAU / WE\, the LUST by Emio Greco | Pieter C. Scholten\, performed live by dancer Victor Callens\, Philharmonie de Paris\, 2024. Photo © Alwin Poiana. \n2) “Future Creative Endeavors” — student results & visualisations (HAMLET-linked) \nPresented within the hackathon framework\, Future Creative Endeavors showcases selected visualisations developed in the context of HAMLET\, foregrounding process (roles\, steps\, stakeholders\, forms of intelligence) behind future creative production—across posters\, film\, animation\, and interactive media.\nParticipating artists/designers: Mengzhu Wang\, Melih Aksoy\, Leon Schumacher.\nLink: https://www.xmlab.org/research-2024/research-reader/Future-Creative-Endeavors \nImage credit (as provided):\nFuture-Creative-Endeavors (left to right: “Redefine Reality” by Mengzhu Wang\, “Anamnese” by Melih Aksoy\, “Virtual Experience” by Leon Schumacher). Photo: Mert Akbal. Location: Think Inside the Box Hackathon\, co:hub Saarbrücken\, 2026. \n3) Hackathon challenge: “Building Future Agency — When XR meets AI” \nAs part of the hackathon challenges\, HAMLET contributes Building Future Agency: When XR meets AI (Owners: Mert Akbal | Sónia Alves).\nThe challenge links XR use-case development with learning-journey design\, drawing on HAMLET approaches (including the Generative Arts & Design Lab / HBKsaar) and related work\, with outcomes such as prototype use cases and tailored learning journeys for teams implementing the co-created XR concepts.\nEvent page: https://k8.design/think-inside-the-box/ \nCall to action (CTA) \n\nExplore the programme and challenges: https://k8.design/think-inside-the-box/\nJoin the online panel (registration link on the session page): https://www.xmlab.org/research-2024/research-reader/AIs-the-Thing-Immersive-futures-in-Dance-and-Performance-Research-A-HAMLET-Living-Lab\n\n  \n 
URL:https://hamlet-project.eu/event/hamlet-at-think-inside-the-box-impulse-pre-hackathon-3-sessions-on-xr-ai-and-future-skills/
LOCATION:Cohub\, Neumarkt 15 66117\, Saarbruecken\, Germany
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SUMMARY:HAMLET highlights "An AI of Our Own" at the PublicSpaces Conference
DESCRIPTION:HAMLET is pleased to highlight the keynote “An AI of Our Own”\, taking place on 5 June 2026 as part of the PublicSpaces Conference. \nPresented by Tatenda Tavingeyi\, Project Coordinator at An AI of Our Own (AAOO)\, the session explores alternative approaches to artificial intelligence that place communities\, local knowledge systems and cultural heritage at the center of technological development. \nThe keynote will examine how ethical and community-governed AI models can provide inclusive alternatives to extractive data practices\, while supporting cultural preservation\, participation and sustainable innovation. Drawing on experiences from community-based initiatives and indigenous knowledge contexts\, the discussion will offer valuable insights into building AI systems that are rooted in local realities and designed to serve diverse communities. \nThe themes explored in the session closely align with HAMLET’s mission to promote human-centered and responsible AI for the Cultural and Creative Industries.
URL:https://hamlet-project.eu/event/hamlet-highlights-an-ai-of-our-own-at-the-publicspaces-conference/
LOCATION:Pakhuis de Zwijger\, Piet Heinkade 179\, Amsterdam\, 1019 HC\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:HAMLET highlights "Cultural Production and AI" at the PublicSpaces Conference
DESCRIPTION:HAMLET is pleased to highlight the panel discussion “Cultural Production and AI”\, taking place on 5 June 2026 at the PublicSpaces Conference. \nThe session will explore the growing relationship between cultural production and artificial intelligence\, focusing on topics such as training data\, representation\, intellectual property and the role of arts and culture in shaping future AI systems. \nThe discussion brings together Ronald Nijboer (Raad voor Cultuur)\, artist and researcher Vera van der Burg\, and Tatenda Tavingeyi (An AI of Our Own)\, and will be moderated by Lucas Evers from Waag Futurelab. \nThe panel addresses questions that are highly relevant to HAMLET’s mission of supporting human-centred and responsible AI for the Cultural and Creative Industries. \n 
URL:https://hamlet-project.eu/event/hamlet-highlights-cultural-production-and-ai-at-the-publicspaces-conference/
LOCATION:Pakhuis de Zwijger\, Piet Heinkade 179\, Amsterdam\, 1019 HC\, Netherlands
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SUMMARY:HAMLET highlights "Sonified Bodies\, Algorithmic Friction" at the PublicSpaces Conference
DESCRIPTION:HAMLET is pleased to highlight “Sonified Bodies\, Algorithmic Friction”\, an interactive workshop\, performance and discussion taking place on 5 June 2025 as part of the PublicSpaces Conference. \nDeveloped through the collaboration between ICK Dans Amsterdam and Waag Futurelab\, the session explores embodied creativity at the intersection of human movement and artificial intelligence. Participants will investigate what happens when dance is analyzed\, interpreted and translated into sound through AI-powered tools. \nThe programme begins with a Double Skin / Double Mind (DS/DM) movement workshop\, followed by excerpts from Prologo d’Entrata\, the opening scene of the dance opera WE\, the LUST (2024). The session concludes with an open discussion on the creative and ethical implications of human–AI collaboration in performance. \nSpeakers include Hiroki Nunogaki\, Suzan Tunca and Francesco Cutillo from ICK Dans Amsterdam\, alongside Ola Bonati from Waag Futurelab. \nThis event forms part of HAMLET’s broader exploration of how human-centered AI can support innovation across the Cultural and Creative Industries.
URL:https://hamlet-project.eu/event/hamlet-highlights-sonified-bodies-algorithmic-friction-at-the-publicspaces-conference/
LOCATION:Pakhuis de Zwijger\, Piet Heinkade 179\, Amsterdam\, 1019 HC\, Netherlands
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