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A snapshot of our digital archive in motion, bringing together years of articles, projects, research, and creative work in a single interactive environment. Each node represents a record, while the connecting lines reveal relationships across topics, activities, and time.
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Turning Digital Archives into Interactive 3D Knowledge Graphs

See how interactive 3D graphs transform large digital archives into navigable networks of projects, activities, and evidence.
By Arts Incubator Winnipeg 19 Oct 2026
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New technologies give artists more ways to approach familiar creative challenges, but the most useful tools are those that respond to real needs. Our work examines how recording equipment, audio software and AI-assisted processes can fit into practical production workflows without losing sight of artistic intention. The aim is to make more approaches possible, leaving creators better equipped to decide how their work should sound and reach an audience.
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Making Better Audiobooks: The Technology Behind Professional Audio Production

Our program is developing practical audiobook workflows that combine human narration, AI-assisted audio, editing and accessible digital publishing.
By Arts Incubator Winnipeg 14 Oct 2026
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Sometimes the best way to understand technology is to build something yourself. Bush Chess gave us an opportunity to experiment with algorithms, test ideas and see how small changes in the code affect the way a computer plays.
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Experiments: Using Classical AI Instead of an LLM

Learn how Bush Chess uses algorithms, search trees and mathematical evaluation to make strategic decisions without a large language model.
By Arts Incubator Winnipeg 11 Oct 2026
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The D&AD report hit on something a lot of people have been feeling. The industry still wants strong creative judgement but keeps cutting the exact roles where that judgement used to develop. Juniors used to learn by doing the smaller tasks and watching seniors. Those tasks got automated and a lot of the jobs disappeared with them.
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AI Ate the Junior Roles and Left a Weird Gap

AI took the repetitive work juniors used to do. Now taste and curation matter more from day one.
By Jamie Bell 7 Oct 2026
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Artists Exploring Digital Arts, AI Tools and Technologies

Here we showcase groundbreaking initiatives that merge participatory arts with cutting-edge AI tools and technologies. With support from the OpenAI Researcher Access Program, our projects are transforming how communities engage with the arts, advancing efforts in mental health, resilience, and equity. With activities spanning Winnipeg, Borups Corners, and Minneapolis, this space highlights the power of AI to empower artists, researchers, and communities to push creative boundaries. Discover how AI is helping us reimagine the arts and foster connections across Canada and beyond, one project at a time.

Northern AI, Youth, and Innovation: Stories Across Manitoba, Ontario, Nunavut & Minnesota