Gabriel Vigliensoni, Assistant Professor in Creative Artificial Intelligence at the Department of Design and Computation Arts, will be performing and presenting "Weaving Memory Matter" at the IRCAM Forum 30th Anniversary in Paris from March 19 to 22. IRCAM is one of the world’s largest public research centers dedicated to musical creation and scientific research.
Through this demonstration, Vigliensoni aims to share a practical method for steering neural audio models using interactive machine learning.
"In the demo performance 'Weaving Memory Matter,' my goal is to demonstrate how we can reclaim artistic control over generative AI systems by training custom models on curated data and steering the generative process," states Professor Vigliensoni.
Read more about "Weaving Memory Matter" and the IRCAM Forum.