Collaborating with AI?
Orchestration and the Art of AI Collaboration If multi-agent AI is like a creative team, then the orchestrator is its conductor. Orchestration is what transforms…
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Artificial Intelligence
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
Creative Infrastructure and Agentic Design
Creative infrastructure evolves as automated systems clean, organize, and transform cultural data into living, adaptive knowledge.
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Designing the Future
Multi-agent workflows allow organizations to tackle larger projects.
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Trust but Verify
AI models, particularly large language models, are probabilistic by design.
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From Prompts to Plans
At its core, dynamic prompt engineering is like compiling code from natural language.
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E is for Environment
How can your project honour the land, the water, and the air it depends on?
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What Is an Agentic System?
Human creativity is messy, full of nuance, and difficult for a machine to interpret directly.
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Introducing ECO-STAR North
ECO-STAR North empowers northern artists to decolonize innovation, blending Indigenous knowledge, creativity, and applied AI research.
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The Administrative Victory
We ditched the administrative treadmill and endless subscriptions to build our own precise, powerful Bluesky Auto Poster.
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