ART // TECH // PLAY LIVE: That's not my algorithm
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Fri, 23 Oct 2026 "> published -
Event Summary
Event Description
For artists and society, there are valid deep ethical and environmental concerns. However, AI is also proving to be a valuable practical creative tool, which feeds into a social undercurrent that is shaping how we connect to art and each other.
Hear from three artists and researchers on how they are using AI tools to explore digital cultures, interrogate machine logic, and support artistic practice. This is also a great opportunity to step inside ARU's 360 degree immersive spaces, showing a range of works in progress, which you'll be invited to explore and share opinions on.
Speakers:
Dian Joy, British-Nigerian interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker
Dr Tina Kendall, Associate Professor of Film and Media at Anglia Ruskin University.
Luba Elliott, curator, producer and researcher specialising in artificial intelligence in the creative industries.
Agenda:
6.00pm Welcome & networking
6.30pm Presentations by artists
7.15pm Visit artworks, networking
8.30pm Close
Tickets are pay what you feel, £10 suggested.
19 Nov 2026, 6-8:30pm
Lord Ashcroft Building, LAB 006, Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge Campus, Cambridge, CB1 1PT
Nearest car park is Queen Anne Terrace what3words location: jokes.roofs.strut which is also free after 6pm.
Access: If you have any access requirements you would like to discuss with us, please email [email protected]
Event Overview
- Event Title: ART // TECH // PLAY LIVE: That's not my algorithm
- Type: Conference
- Date: Thu, 19th Nov 2026
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Location:
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Event: ART // TECH // PLAY LIVE: That's not my algorithm
Event: ART // TECH // PLAY LIVE: That's not my algorithm
Organisation: Collusion
Postcode: CB1 1PT
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How to Book
Book tickets online - pay what you feel
- Contact name: Emily Cannell
- Contact email: [email protected]
About Collusion
Collusion creates and produces new public artworks - our own and other artists' projects, that explore the creative use of technologies and the impact of emerging technology on society. Our activities support artists' talent development and place-making to deliver dynamic, imaginative new experiences for the public.
We're inherently collaborative, creating new shared space with our colluders - artists, academics, commercial technologists and anyone with a contribution to make!