Martin Zeilinger discusses a survey of AI artists that informed AWEN and The New Real Observatory.

Since Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, film-makers have given AI human characteristics. But what does this say about the ethical decisions we need to make in our relationship with AI technology? By Chris Speed.

Human-made datasets carry with them the prejudices and assumptions of their creators. Can art subvert the process? By Morgan Currie and Benedetta Catanzariti.

We live in a world populated by digital ghosts of human injustice and cruelty, reanimated in AI software. But is it possible to tell a different, more hopeful story? By Shannon Vallor.

Media coverage of AI has led to misinformation about what it can do now and what it might achieve in the future. It’s time to unpick the hype. By Vassilis Galanos, Sarah Bennett, Ruth Aylett and Drew Hemment.

Using artificial intelligence systems as an artistic subject or medium comes with ethical implications and responsibilities. By Sarah Bennett.

AI can bring benefits globally but it is energy intensive, and combined with existing inequalities in infrastructure it could reinforce power imbalances. By Antonio Ballesteros-Figueroa.