I consider myself an AI-curious artist, very interested in AI simplifying my Sisyphean tasks, not so interested in handing it the keys to my imagination itself. I love to use AI features that clean up noisy dialogue, enhance images and improve image tracking, I also enjoy the excellent planning and organising support from AI, however, Generative AI still feels half-baked in the pursuit to deliver something genuinely creatively inspiring.  There is amazing work created with Gen AI, however I would credit those to artists who are also creating amazing work in other formats already. 

My journey with AI began with Dall-E (in its Beta format), then Midjourney (till my credits ran out), Skybox AI (to generate environments in 360), and of course, a mix of Chat GPT, Gemini and Le Chat Mistral for writing and building AI agents. In formal practice, I had the privilege of joining Dr Marlon Barrios Solano in 2025 for a four part workshop titled 'Harnessing Generative AI: Opportunities, Challenges and Horizons'. 

Subsequently, I also had the opportunity to join the Contemporary Visual Arts Network (CVAN) London's event: Origin: ORIGIN: A Certification Framework for Human Creativity in Generative AI, a two part workshop where we explored the principles of a decentralised thinking system, and worked together to explore AI processes, the boundaries between AI generated work, co-creation with AI, plagiarism and ownership of AI-Assisted artwork.

IBM Skillsbuild Course Completed: Innovation with Design Thinking and AI

AI Related Roles: Associate Producer on Airships XR, a project with a 360 Generative AI video output along with other XR outcomes

Other AI Explorations include Sora AI and HTC Viverse. I'm very much on the fence about Gen AI fitting into my personal workflow, since I cherish the idea of hand-crafted stories, by humans for humans, and have concerns around the envrionmental and socio-cultural impact of AI.