Seminar: Choral Data 'Trust' Experiment by Serpentine Galleries

​This seminar will feature Tommie Introna and their colleagues & researchers from Serpentine Galleries to present on their recent white paper "Choral Data 'Trust' Experiment White Paper" exploring the vital role of galleries, libraries, archives, and museums in shaping an ethical and public-interest focused AI ecosystem.

​Through an innovative case study - the Choral Data Trust Experiment conducted alongside 'The Call', an exhibition by Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst - we examine how cultural institutions can serve as trusted data intermediaries and pioneer new models for responsible AI development.

​The research presents concrete findings on building collective data governance, establishing legal frameworks for dataset contributors' rights, and positioning cultural institutions as key stewards in the public AI landscape. At a critical moment in AI development, this research offers vital insights for cultural organisations, policymakers, and anyone interested in ensuring AI serves the public good.