AI in the ARTS:
A Community Discussion
7:30 p.m. September 30
Whether you’re a fan of artificial intelligence or not, AI generated content is a hot topic. With generative AI becoming increasingly more popular in everyday lives, where do we draw the line? AI generated art, music, films, and even actors have been making headlines, and we want to talk about it! Join us to experience some AI content on the big screen and a community discussion about the evolving technology and its effects in the arts.
This event is free to the public, but you must reserve a ticket to ensure you will have a seat. The screening will take place in Theater 1, RFC’s 124-seat capacity theater, followed by a discussion led by filmmaker and RFC Director of Education, Rich Hansil.
Human or AI? To get the conversation started, we have prepared ads complete with haikus made by chatGPT, Google AI, and humans that work here at RFC.
Pixels turn to art,
At Robinson Film Center,
Future shapes the screen.
The Future of Creativity: AI in the Arts at Robinson Film Center
Is Artificial Intelligence the ultimate toolkit for creators, or the death of human artistry? Join us at the Robinson Film Center for a compelling community panel and presentation exploring the deep intersections of AI and the creative arts. From machine-learning cinema to algorithmic visual arts, we will dive into how local creators can navigate this rapidly evolving landscape. Bring your questions, your skepticism, and your imagination.
🤖 AI vs. Human Artistry: Where do we draw the line? Join us at Robinson Film Center for an open, eye-opening talk on AI in the Arts. Whether you are a local filmmaker, digital designer, or curious cinephile, come explore how machine learning is actively reshaping the movies, gallery spaces, and creative industries we love.
AI will kill all
The randomness of the arts
Come talk about it
AI in the Arts: A Community Discussion at RFC
It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop... ever. Or is it just another tool? Come talk about AI in the Arts at RFC on Sept 30. We’ll watch some AI generated short films before a discussion led by Rich Hansil, filmmaker and Director of Education at Robinson Film Center. Bring your reason, bring your pitchforks, or just bring your popcorn*.
*please, no outside food or drink. We sell popcorn. It’s a movie theater.
Pixels dream in dark
Artists question what comes next
Stories still breathe human
AI in the Arts: Who Gets to Tell the Story
Join us at the Robinson Film Center for an open discussion about the rapidly changing relationship between artificial intelligence and the arts. From filmmaking and music to visual art and writing, AI is already reshaping how creative work is imagined, made, distributed, and experienced. But what does that mean for artists? For audiences? And for the future of human creativity? Is AI a powerful new creative tool—or a threat to the very idea of the artist? Where do we draw the line between inspiration, collaboration, and automation? And perhaps most importantly: what should we want the future of art to look like?
Come share your perspective, ask questions, and join the conversation. No technical expertise required—just curiosity about where creativity goes from here.
AI in the Arts: An open conversation about creativity, technology, and the future of storytelling. We hope you'll join us.
Disclaimer: RFC supports the arts in our community and our marketing materials are created by a local human with a BFA in Graphic Design. AI generated content has been implemented for the purposes of this event and discussion.