The MusAI research program comprises a large interdisciplinary team of early career and leading researchers and practitioners based around the world
Research team members comes from digital anthropology and sociology, musicology, science and technology studies, digital media and critical data studies, music composition and music research, computer science, computational creativity and music information retrieval.
Our Advisory Board brings expertise from these fields, from musicians working critically with AI, and from industry.
Core research team
(University College London)
Principal Investigator
(University of New South Wales, Sydney)
(City University, London)
(University College London)
(University of Birmingham)
(King’s College London)
Researchers
(McGill University; Mila; Google)
(University of Texas, Austin)
(McGill University; Pandora)
(McGill University)
(University of the Arts, London)
(Max Planck Institute for Empirical Aesthetics; UCL)
(McGill University)
(KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm)
Advisory Board
- Caroline Bassett (University of Cambridge)
- Nancy Baym (Microsoft Research)
- Tobias Blanke (University of Amsterdam)
- Kate Crawford (USC Annenberg; Microsoft Research)
- Bernard Geoghagen (Kings College London)
- Holly Herndon
- David Hesmondhalgh (University of Leeds)
- Adrian Mackenzie (Australian National University)
- Robert Prey (University of Groningen)
- Rida Qadri (Google Research)
- Nick Seaver (Tufts University)
- Lucy Suchman (Lancaster University)
- Jennifer Walshe (University of Oxford)
- Brian Whitman
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