The DeVos Institute is helping arts organizations navigate AI with strategic guidance and ethical frameworks—ensuring technology enhances, not replaces, creative missions.

Generative AI is enhancing productivity for highly skilled workers, helping them complete tasks faster and with greater quality while allowing more time for strategic work.

For nonprofits, AI is no longer a question of “if” or “when.” This article explores how organizations can integrate AI to boost efficiency while staying aligned with their mission.

The Robot Dog explores the limits of AI, highlighting the emotional, moral, and intuitive knowledge that machines may never truly grasp. Photo by Tiffany Garvie

Can ChatGPT be crowned “Artist of the Year”? As AI transforms creative fields, the debate continues: is AI a collaborator in art or a contender for the title?

AI is reshaping arts marketing, offering personalized audience engagement and predictive insights. TRG Arts highlights the importance of using AI to enhance, not replace, human connection.

Creative unions are sounding the alarm on AI, warning that without urgent safeguards, artists risk exploitation. With tech evolving fast, protections must catch up.

Adrien Brody credits AI for helping shape his Oscar-winning performance, calling it a powerful creative tool that deepened his character work without replacing human artistry.

Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tom Stoppard push back against proposed AI copyright laws, warning they could devalue human creativity and artistic ownership in theatre and beyond.

The National Youth Theatre is using AI to empower young creatives—enhancing storytelling, collaboration, and accessibility without compromising artistic integrity.

AI is transforming the arts, but how can we ensure it enhances rather than replaces human creativity? A strategic and ethical approach is key to harnessing AI responsibly.

AI can write, but should it replace human creativity? This article explores the risks of AI-generated writing, from authenticity concerns to the erosion of original thought.

Can AI create opera with the same emotional depth as human composers? Autoplay, Africa’s first AI-generated opera, debuts at Baxter Theatre, exploring the fusion of technology and artistry.

Photo by Shutterstock - AI-powered followspot systems are changing theatre lighting, but at what cost? While automation offers precision, can it truly replace the adaptability and artistry of a human operator?

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From climate crises to political chaos, theatre is exploring the apocalypse like never before. These plays challenge audiences to confront deep existential questions while reflecting today’s anxieties and resilience.

Can AI enhance creativity without overshadowing human ingenuity? Experts at RIT examine AI’s role as a tool for inspiration rather than a replacement for artistic expression, sparking new ideas while preserving authenticity.

Is AI transforming live performance for the better, or does it risk overshadowing human creativity? From AI-generated visuals to interactive storytelling, performers and producers are navigating the fine line between innovation and authenticity in this evolving landscape.

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As AI reshapes creative industries, Pittsburgh’s Greater Arts Council is addressing both the promise and pitfalls of artificial intelligence in the arts. Can AI be a tool for innovation without diminishing human creativity? The council is working to ensure artists remain at the forefront of this evolving landscape.

Equity, the trade union for performers, has urged entertainment industry leaders to prioritize enforceable data rights for artists as AI becomes more integrated into the creative process. The union emphasizes that performers' voices, likenesses, and digital avatars must not be exploited without their explicit consent. Equity calls for collective agreements and regulatory frameworks to protect artists from AI misuse, ensuring fair compensation and creative control in an evolving digital landscape.

The world of live performance is evolving, and experiential theatre is leading the way. Imagine being more than just an audience member—immersing yourself in the story, exploring interactive environments, and shaping the narrative as it unfolds. Productions like Sleep No More and Then She Fell are transforming traditional theatre into unforgettable adventures, blending storytelling with discovery and creating unique, personal connections. As experiential theatre grows, it’s redefining what it means to be part of a performance. Curious about this game-changing trend? Read more and step into the story.