The topic of this year's symposium is “ARTificial Intelligence – Arts in the Age of AI”. In an era in which machines compose, paint, and write, the line between human and artificial creativity is steadily blurring, along with the complex questions it raises.
What counts as art? Who is the author? And what remains uniquely human?
The Symposium convenes leading voices from the arts, science, law, and industry to explore both the promise and the pitfalls of creativity in the age of intelligent machines.
Programme and speakers to follow.
DocNet Symposium themes through the years
Take a look at our previous DocNet Symposium Events.
23rd DocNet Symposium
Longevity: Here to Stay or Dying Trend?
22nd DocNet Symposium
Rethinking Growth: Perspectives on Social and Economic Prosperity
21st DocNet Symposium
Leaving the Ivory Tower: From Academic Knowledge to Real-World Impact
20th DocNet Symposium
(Self-)Leadership in Times of Crises
What is the DocNet Symposium?
The DocNet Symposium is an annual event organized by the doctoral students’ association at the University of St.Gallen. It provides young researchers with a platform to engage with current societal issues of broad significance across various disciplines in economics, law, social sciences, and humanities. The symposium focuses on fostering interaction and networking between academia, politics, and practice.
Our Speakers through the years
Here is a brief overview of the speakers we’ve hosted over the years.