New Real artist Jake Elwes in conversation with drag artist Me, Morgan Currie and Drew Hemment. Chaired by Briana Pegado.

New Real artists Anna Ridler and Caroline Sinders in conversation with Roy Luxford and Drew Hemment. Chaired by Briana Pegado.

A short introduction to The New Real artworks and artists.

New Real Curator Drew Hemment discusses the art and ideas behind the project.

Artists Anna Ridler and Caroline Sinders talk about Mechanized Cacophonies, their online interactive artwork for The New Real.

Artist Jake Elwes talks about The Zizi Show, his online interactive artwork commissioned for The New Real.

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.

Two new research projects on transformative cultural experiences are supporting resilience and post-lockdown recovery in the UK's world-leading cultural sector. By Drew Hemment.

Our ‘Hot Topics’ series on the key AI issues and technologies artists should be looking at today, continues with a timely focus on the dangers of social media misinformation. By Elena Simperl and Gefion Thuermer.

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.

We begin our ‘Hot Topics’ series on the key AI issues and technologies artists should be looking at today, with a celebration of the dynamic world of AI in real time, focusing on music improvisation and the joys of co-creation. By David De Roure.

Join The New Real artists and curator for live online discussions on 11 and 18 March 2021.

The AI that has rapidly emerged in everyday technologies may be smart, but how much control we give it should depend on its safety. By Michael Rovatsos.

For this discussion presented in partnership with Ars Electronica, The New Real artists are joined by Mahir Yavuz and Drew Hemment.