Research centre established by:

KTH, Stockholm University and RISE
A speaker stands on a red circle stage at a TEDx event, gesturing to an audience. The screen behind reads “A.I.DENTITY” and “Erik Rosales.” The stage is decorated in red, black, and white, with plants on either side.

TEDx-talk: AI.DENTITY by Erik Rosales is now Youtube

Erik Rosales is a pioneering figure at the intersection of digital innovation and performing arts, with a vibrant career spanning over two decades. As an artist, Erik pushes the boundaries of storytelling through newly written code for stage, art, and culture, making the previously untellable tellable. Known across Sweden as the host of Typiskt Teknik and Fysik såklart, he engages audiences with his passion for science and technology.

Erik is on a mission to democratize the conversation around artificial intelligence. His new performance lecture, AI.DENTITY delves into how AI shapes and challenges our identity, inviting everyone into the conversation without bias or needing prior knowledge. This TEDx talk offers a unique blend of technology and performing arts, featuring a research robot and real-time generated graphics in an interactive experience. Catch this exclusive preview before AI.DENTITY embarks on a nationwide tour with Riksteatern in 2025.

Check out this flickbooklet and find out more about AI.DENTITY

“TEDxKTH – our digital futures” was organized by Digital Futures at Ericsson Open Box, Kista, on 3 September 2024.

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