Koray Tahiroglu

This is something we know about creativity, whether it is imposed as activities that gen- erate new ideas which result in innovative and valuable products or a way of living and acting in the world [1], it is still a social and systemic phenomenon, a social process emerging from dialogues, interactions and social practices shared with others. The joint research project, Co-Creative Artificial Intelligence of Music - CCREAIM, in collaboration with SOPI Research Group Aalto University and Google Brain Team (Magenta), will focus on creativity with a wider social practice approach on mutual interactions between computational technologies and human musicians. The CCREAIM project will investigate the practical implementation of AI enabling new possibilities of connecting technology to artists to open the door to say something new.

I was awarded a grant for scientific publications and artistic activities in 2010 by Helena Hyvönen, the Dean of Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture

Honorable Mention publication award to our paper Exploring Seasonality in Mobile Cultural Heritage