Language models feel like squishy, alien minds we've organically grown inside a GPU cluster. They are unlike any of our existing computational tools. They're predictably unpredictable and break many of our pre-conceived notions of how computers work. How are we supposed to design with these messy, unwieldy, Shoggoth-like creatures?

In her talk, Maggie will cover how to balance squish and structure, why compositionally matters, and explore the potential of treating models as small, single-purpose reasoning engines.

AI tools have been popping up left and right in the last year, and whilst there are the obvious doom and gloom discussions about AI replacing our jobs, they can actually make our jobs much more fun.

In his talk, CJ Gammon will show his explorations and learnings using AI to generate UI designs, and how AI tools such as ChatGTP and Github's copilot can be used in development workflows.

Time to see how generative AI can create awesomeness. Freepik's content creator Sofia knows all the ins and outs of prompt creation in Stable Diffusion, and will show (her) magic!

Ever dreamed about having a personal assistant? That dream is getting more real every day with the help of various (AI) tools.

In his talk, Tejas Kumar will show how to build one’s self a voice-activated personal assistant, using the Web Speech API and many other tools.

Who owns content created using AI? And how do we protect the rights of ourselves and the creatives whose work has been used to train AI models?

In this talk we’ll take a deep dive into the ethical intricacies of using AI in creative practice and explore ethical and common-sense approaches to using AI as tools and materials in our work.