ART // TECH // PLAY LIVE: That's not my algorithm

Collusion and Anglia Ruskin University present ART//TECH//PLAY LIVE: That’s not my algorithm – an evening exploring the controversial role AI increasingly plays in our lives as friend and foe. For artists and society, there are valid deep ethical and environmental concerns. However, AI is also proving to be a valuable practical creative tool, which feeds into a social undercurrent that is shaping how we connect to art and each other. 

Hear from three artists and researchers on how they are using AI tools to explore digital cultures, interrogate machine logic, and support artistic practice. This is also a great opportunity to step inside ARU’s 360 degree immersive spaces, showing a range of works in progress, which you’ll be invited to explore and share opinions on.

• Dian Joy, British-Nigerian interdisciplinary artist and filmmaker
• Dr Tina Kendall, Associate Professor of Film and Media at Anglia Ruskin University
• Luba Elliott, curator, producer and researcher specialising in artificial intelligence in the creative industries.

Agenda
6.00pm: Welcome & networking 
6.30pm: Presentations by artists
7.15pm: Visit artworks, networking
8.30pm: Close

Tickets are pay what you feel, £10 suggested. 

📅19 Nov 2026, 6-8:30pm
📍Lord Ashcroft Building, LAB 006, Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge Campus, Cambridge, CB1 1PT

Nearest car park is Queen Anne Terrace what3words location: jokes.roofs.strut which is also free after 6pm. 

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This event is part of Collusion’s ART // TECH // PLAY programme and network that supports artists and creatives to develop their skills around creative technologies in a practice-led way. 

Supported by Norwich Theatre, Anglia Ruskin University, Norwich University of the Arts, Cambridge Junction, DanceEast, University of Cambridge and Arts Council England.