Talks@eTeach: With AI in a musical question-and-answer game
With AI in a musical question-and-answer game
In teaching, AI-supported tools offer numerous opportunities to improve and individualize learning. Adaptive learning platforms can respond to the specific needs of students with personalized exercises and real-time feedback.
At the University of Music FRANZ LISZT Weimar, a so-called "music automaton" is currently being developed as part of a funding programme to sensitize students to listening to and composing different styles of music in a creative question-and-answer game. In an interview with the initiator of the project, Prof. Jörn Arnecke, we gain a deeper insight into how his composition platform works and discuss the possibilities and limitations of AI tools in music lessons.
In addition to integrating AI into music teaching, we also want to initiate a critical discussion and address the impact of AI on traditional job profiles. Universities of music are faced with the task of preparing their students for a future in which AI will play a central role, without losing sight of human creativity and originality.
Notes on the event:
The event will take place in hybrid form and will be broadcast from our Lernraum studio at Amalienstraße 13. Catering will also be provided: there will be a selection of small snacks and drinks to make the discussion even more enjoyable.
We have set up a BigBlueButton room for online participation, which will open fifteen minutes before the start of the event.
The event will be technically supported and moderated.
Photo: Henri Sowinski
