The German Digitaltag takes place on June 19 2020 to discuss aspects of the digital society. Its aim is to show the general public how the digitalization is changing different aspects of our life. I AM A. I. will be one of many initiatives that will show-case the potential of digital formats.

Find more in german on this page: https://digitaltag.eu/aktion/digitale-wissenschaftsausstellung-i-ai-kuen…

It takes place as a purely digital event.

AI Jam is a software exhibit that plays musical duets with visitors. Its purpose is to show ways in which artificial intelligence can be used to produce music along with humans.

Visitors interact with it using a piano keyboard and drum pads, which makes the interaction simple and natural. A screen shows the notes played (both by human and AI), and provides some limited selection of playing parameters and modes.

MS Wissenschaft – Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) - What exactly is AI? Do people and machines learn in similar or different ways? What are the benefits and risks of AI? The exhibition on board the MS Wissenschaft in 2019 showcases hands-on exhibits, which demonstrate current research and provides insight into the development and application of Artificial Intelligence.

Visitors can experience for example how image and voice recognition work. Whether you’re an AI professional or just a beginner, you can test and expand your knowledge about Artificial Intelligence. At another exhibit, guests help to build a database for AI training. Chess players can compete with the historical computer KC85. Music enthusiasts can compose music together with AI and judge for themselves whether creativity plays a role. Sports fans can play against a virtual handball goalkeeper and art lovers can transform their own image into an impressionist artwork using an “intelligent” mirror.

The exhibition is a central component of the German Science Year 2019 – Artificial Intelligence, announced by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and Wissenschaft im Dialog (Science in Dialogue, WiD). The exhibition is intended particularly for schools, young people and families and is recommended for visitors 12 years and over. Admission is free.

The tour will start in Berlin, where the exhibition will be open during the following times:

Thursday, 16.05., 13:30–19:00
Friday, 17.05., 10:00–19:00
Saturday, 18.05., 10:00–19:00
Sunday, 19.05., 10:00–19:00

More information about the MS Wissenschaft, including cities and dates: www.ms-wissenschaft.de (in German)

The mini-symposium aims to bring together researchers interested in the connection and collaboration of mathematics and arts.

Program

This page includes the program as well as the call for papers.

Registration for the conference is open. Find the page of last year’s mini-symposium here.

When the collaborative research centers “Discretization in Geometry and Dynamics” and “Space - Time - Matter. Analytic and Geometric Structures” were looking for ways to better communicate their research, they came up with an unusual idea—a contest for art, design and mathematics.

IMAGINARY lead the coordination of the contest. All artworks will be published under a creative commons license on the IMAGINARY platform.

The Math Creations project not only disseminates the scientific results of the two collaborative research centers to a wider community, it hopefully inspires more researchers to reach out and connect with other disciplines. Through the Math Creations project the fun and excitement of mathematics is shared and an interest and appreciation of science in the general public is cultivated by combining it with art and design.