Musical Innovation in the Age of AI
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
11:00 PM UTC – Thursday, November 5, 2026, 1:30 AM UTC
Hosted by American History Museum, Lemelson Center
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About this event
For centuries, composers have drawn on their inherent creativity to generate new music. Now, songwriters can work with AI-powered software to help them improvise and develop variations on their ideas. How does the composer’s work change in the age of AI? Will audiences embrace music composed (in part) by computers? In this free public program, we invite a traditional composer and an expert in computational creativity to sit at the piano—and at the laptop—to explore the possibilities and pitfalls of AI-assisted songwriting. A book signing will follow.
Speakers: inti figgis-vizueta: https://www.inticomposes.com/bio.html & Maya Ackerman: https://maya-ackerman.com/ Moderator: David Hajdu: http://www.davidhajdu.com/index.html
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