AI in Computational Arts, Music, and Games

a Research Group @ Division of Data Science and AI , Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg , Sweden.

news

Aug 20, 2025 Our new paper “Neural audio instruments: epistemological and phenomenological perspectives on musical embodiment of deep learning” is now out on Frontiers in Computer Science journal, openly available at -> .
Aug 18, 2025 Kıvanç was visiting KTH and Uppsala University to kick-start two project: VOICE funded by VR, and WASP-HS cluster AI Futures of Culture and Memory.
Jun 26, 2025 We have a new PhD position available! -> Click here
Jun 24, 2025 Xuechen (Hugh) and Kıvanç are visiting Malmö University for the Game AI summer school.
Jun 23, 2025 Kelsey joined a panel on Somatic and somaesthetic design practices in NIME at NIME 2025.

selected publications

  1. Neural audio instruments: epistemological and phenomenological perspectives on musical embodiment of deep learning
    Victor Zappi , and Kıvanç Tatar
    Frontiers in Computer Science, Aug 2025
    Publisher: Frontiers
  2. Imploding between the facts and concerns: analysing human–AI musical interaction
    Kelsey Cotton , Anna-Kaisa Kaila , Petra Jääskeläinen , and 2 more authors
    Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, Jun 2025
    Publisher: Palgrave
  3. Singing for the Missing: Bringing the Body Back to AI Voice and Speech Technologies
    Kelsey Cotton , Katja Vries , and Kıvanç Tatar
    In Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Movement and Computing , Utrecht, Netherlands, May 2024
  4. A Shift in Artistic Practices through Artificial Intelligence
    Kıvanç Tatar , Petter Ericson , Kelsey Cotton , and 6 more authors
    Leonardo, Apr 2024