Artificial Intelligence, Computation and Creative Machines
Key Concepts
This area of distinction spans co-creation, analysis, visual computing, ethical frameworks and next-gen design. Faculty conduct research in AI, machine learning and computational systems as collaborators and tools in their creative work. Their research also includes generative AI, deepfakes, visual computing, AI co-creation, machine learning in music and performance, ethics of AI and robotics.
Ergun Akleman, Ph.D.
Professor Visual Computing and Creative Media; Visualization
Hongshuo Fan, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor Dance, Music and Theatre Performance; Music Performance
Caleb Kicklighter, M.F.A.
Instructional Assistant Professor Technical Arts and Interactive Media; Visualization
Suryansh Kumar, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor Visual Computing and Creative Media; Visualizationsuryanshkumar@exchange.tamu.edu
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Xin (Shane) Li, Ph.D.
Section Chair for Visual Computing and Computational Media, Professor Visual Computing and Computational Media; Visualization
Ann McNamara, Ph.D.
Interim Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs, Professor Visual Computing and Computational Media; Visualization
Jinsil Hwaryoung Seo, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Research and Creative Works, Professor, Director of the Institute for Applied Creativity, Director of Soft Interaction Lab Technical Art and Interactive Media; Visualization