# Art & Design Creative work offers a way to explore AI through practice, including image-making, writing, music, film and design. This theme considers how computational tools change craft, authorship and cultural value, connecting experimentation with questions about what gives a practice its distinctive voice. ### [[Teaching speculative design]] A graduate course case study explains how speculative design can provoke critical debate about possible futures, sharing activities, outcomes and challenges for bringing the approach into design education. ### [[Beyond the Machine]] Frank Chimero frames generative AI as an instrument for creative practice, using artists’ examples to place skill, discernment and human agency at the centre of working with machines. ### [[How to See like a Machine]] MoMA brings together artists and curators to explore machine learning as both a creative medium and a subject of critique, connecting contemporary experiments with longer histories of art and technology. ### [[Laurie Spiegel on the difference between algorithmic music and ‘AI’]] Laurie Spiegel reflects on Music Mouse and algorithmic composition, offering a musician’s perspective on how computational instruments can support skill, personal expression and evolving creative practices. ### [[What is Promptography, and Should Museums Exhibit It?]] An introduction to promptography examines AI-generated imagery, artistic authorship and museum display, raising questions about transparency, legitimacy and ethical curation. ## Further Reading: [[Further Reading - Art & Design]]