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Anyone at #CHI2025 interested in anime?
Come join us at a SIG researching anime from technical, cultural, and industrial perspectives, organized by experts from industry and academia, from anthropology to technical HCI!
🕚11:10, Apr 28 (Mon)
📍2F G217
Our next #AI & #Society Salon is soon 🎙️ Join us on 18 February 18:00pm CET for our 4th Salon with @sinders artist and researcher.
We're hearing a lot about AI at the moment but little about the agency that people have over these technologies.
We'll discuss how we can shape AI and challenge dominant narratives through artistic practice.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/regaining-power-over-ai-dialogue-with-caroline-sinders-tickets-1245081886439?aff=oddtdtcreator
Organised with @qveraliao, Gonzalo Ramos, Jenny Williams and @Katecrawford
With the help of amazing colleagues and friends from France and Japan, I’m organizing a workshop on creativity support for hand-drawn arts: anime/animation and manga/bande dessinée. Join us to discuss the future of authoring tools for hand-drawn arts!
📅 Feb 10 (Mon)
🕤 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
📍 Inria Paris (or Zoom Webinar)
🌎 Details and registration: https://chci.pages.dev/chap2025paris
A Workshop on Creativity Support for Hand-drawn Art Practices (CHAP) will be held in Paris in February 2025, organised by researchers from Japan and France who share an interest in creativity support for animation and comics. The workshop is dedicated to understanding and supporting creative practices in such hand-drawn arts.
🎄Christmas Gifts!
The video archive of the AIST Creative HCI Seminar on HCI research "in the wild" with @jsquare and Koya Narumi,
https://chci.pages.dev/aist-seminar/en/6
as well as the keyword lists of topics in past panel sessions are published - best time to watch them!
https://chci.pages.dev/aist-seminar/en/panel-topics
This website provides the archived video and introduction of the AIST Creative HCI Seminar #6. This edition was held to discuss HCI research "in the wild." It invited two researchers: Jennifer Jacobs and Koya Narumi, who share a research approach of conducting research in close collaboration with practitioners and industry.
Baptiste Caramiaux
Xavier