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Nov 27 2020

AI as Foil Series: The Automation of Beauty: AI’s Role in Architecture – Nov 27

A Discussion with Thom Payne, Architect, and Francesco Iorio, CEO and Chief Scientist, Augmenta AI

Friday, November 27, 2:00-2:45pm

Here is the recording of the Zoom Event:

This online event is part of the series AI as Foil: Exploring the Co-evolution of Art and Technology curated by Natalie Klym.

Craft/discipline: Architecture, Drawing

Guest artist: Thomas Payne, Architect

AI respondent: Francesco Iorio, CEO and Chief Scientist, Augmenta AI

Thomas Payne, architect of multiple cultural institutions throughout Canada and around the world spoke about his evolving relationship with AI particularly as it relates to the role of hand drawing. A graduate of Yale and Princeton, Payne’s projects include an overhaul and expansion of The Festival Theatre in Stratford, the Goodman Theatre in Chicago, the Young Theatre for the Performing Arts in Toronto, the National Ballet of Canada, also in Toronto, the Fountain School of Performing Arts at Dalhousie University, and the Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences at University of Toronto. He is currently engaged in cultural sector pursuits in Shenzhen, China. Thom was joined by Francesco Iorio, CEO of Augmenta AI, the world’s first and only Generative AI professional services firm. Francesco discussed how generative AI tools can augment architectural design teams, changing the nature of workflows in a way that does not replace humans but supercharge their creative capabilities.

Written by David Rokeby · Categorized: AIFoil, Events

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