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U-M will allocate $20 million over five years for its Arts Initiative to expand access with new programs and projects to engage university audiences, bring more artists to campus, and support and amplify the arts across the state and region. The initiative aims to make the arts central to U-M’s identity and mission.
The University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning is leading the way in using artificial intelligence in architecture. However, any AI application is only as good as its data, so how can architects contribute to long term, reliable AI use in the field?
A London-based team specializing in extended-reality technology will be the 2023 artists in residency at the A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, in partnership with U-M’s Arts Initiative. Bruno Martelli and Ruth Gibson will help develop work, conduct workshops and engage with student projects.
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