What does it mean to do creative work during this era of the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR)? Massive digitalisation coupled with emerging technologies, such as virtual and augmented realities, can create new forms of cultural experience, dissemination and new business models with market potential.
- What is the relationship between creativity and the innovation we need to take our country forward?
- What implications does artificial intelligence (AI) have for human creativity?
- What skills do creatives need today?
- What messages should be sent to government and the powers that be?
A variety of experts look at the creative economy in relation to science, engineering, technology (SET) and innovation.
Event objectives:
- To identify research and innovation areas related to the topic
- Making important facts and insights available to the public
- Formulating recommendations to the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture and other relevant government entities, as well as the membership of the NSTF
Outputs: As is usual for NSTF Discussion Forums, the following outputs will be made available on the NSTF website: media release; speakers’ presentations (subject to speakers’ permission); video clips of presentations, comprehensive proceedings, etc. Outputs will also be made available through NSTF’s social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube ).
Continuous Professional Development (CPD) points: CPD points will be awarded to attendees who are registered with SACNASP (South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions). One point for attending both days on 2 and 3 March 2022. For other affiliations, please contact the NSTF office at enquiries@nstf.org.za.