Creative Industries

Technology can generate. But can it create?

AI has entered the studio, the editing suite, the concert hall, not only as a tool, but increasingly as a collaborator, competitor, and in some cases, a replacement. This shift raises questions about value and authenticity. Will AI-generated content overwhelm us? How do we preserve cultural meaning when synthetic content dominates our feeds? And as the boundary between human-made and algorithm-generated art blurs, what becomes of the creator's voice, vision, and livelihood?

Top Speakers

Shantanu NarayenChair and CEOAdobe
Elizabeth StoneChief Product and Technology OfficerNetflix
Lev ManovichPresidential ProfessorThe Graduate Center, City University of New York
Jim LouderbackEditor, and CEOInside the Creator Economy
Alexey PajitnovCreator and FounderTetris
Henk RogersChairman of the BoardThe Tetris Company

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AI has entered the studio, the editing suite, the concert hall, not only as a tool, but increasingly as a collaborator, competitor, and in some cases, a replacement. This shift raises questions about value and authenticity. Will AI-generated content overwhelm us? How do we preserve cultural meaning when synthetic content dominates our feeds? And as the boundary between human-made and algorithm-generated art blurs, what becomes of the creator's voice, vision, and livelihood?