AI

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  Wangyi Tang

  Languages and literatures

  University of Surrey

  Disrupter or enabler? Assessing the impact of using automatic speech recognition technology in interpreter-mediated legal proceedings

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  Imogen Reeve

  Media and performance arts

  University of Roehampton London

  Revealing gender bias in generative AI through embodied and choreographic practices

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  Adam Cole

  Media and performance arts

  University of the Arts London

  Queering the Simulacrum: How Can Generative AI Video Practice Be Challenged and Elevated Through Queer Expanded Cinema

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  Thomas Boulousis

  Media and performance arts

  Kingston University London

  Generative AI and Composing Musical Narrative

• Maud Craigie

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  Tools for Persuasion: methods of storytelling in UK and US courtrooms

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  Rachel Hopkin

  Languages and literatures

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Cold Love: Can screened depictions of love between humans and robots legitimately contribute to debates regarding socio-ethical implications of HRI

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  Izzy Barrett-Lally

  Histories and philosophies

  Royal Holloway University of London

  A Minor Autobiographical Tradition: Automemoir from Nineteenth-century France to Virtual Worlds’’