Selina Scerri

Following her graduation in 2007 at Central Saint Martin’s College, Selina based herself in London where she worked as an artist for two years under a contract with Salon Gallery. She is currently working with Christinex Gallery and 111Art in Malta. Following her arrival in Malta in 2010, She started started an MSC in Performative Creativity at the University of Malta but dropped out due to differences in creative thoughts with the Program. She lived for a few years in Rome and Madrid where she found inspiration in Magic and superstition. When back in Malta she worked on various projects towards Valletta Capital of Culture Europe in 2018. Selina has an MA in Illustration from Falmouth University and is the Artistic Director of CSAI

11 October 2024

Our thoughts about Tomorrow’s Blossoms

Our work has earned appreciation from scientists who understand the complexities of AI, yet misconceptions remain about it being purely AI-generated. We want to clarify that while advanced technology and AI tools played a role, the true driving force behind the process was our creative vision, intuition, and decision-making

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29 September 2024

AI tools used for McDonald’s advert in Japan

McDonald’s Japan’s groundbreaking AI-generated commercial, which was produced in collaboration with Luma AI and MidJourney.

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16 September 2024

Paul Trillo’s *Washed Out: A Groundbreaking AI-Created Music Video

The music video Washed Out marks a significant milestone in the intersection of art and technology, being the first officially commissioned collaboration between a music artist and filmmaker using OpenAI’s Sora video model

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3 September 2024

The Resilience and Promise of Generative AI: A Rebuttal to Critics

Understanding the journey of generative AI requires recognizing the nature of technological hype cycles. Every significant advancement, from the internet to smartphones, has passed through phases of intense enthusiasm followed by skepticism.

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12 August 2024

Bacteria Mutate in Space: What Maltese Scientists Discovered

In this interview, the scientists behind the groundbreaking Maleth Project share insights into their pioneering work on the effects of space conditions on bacteria found in diabetic foot ulcers.

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5 August 2024

AI Threat to Actors

Hollywood performers represented by SAG-AFTRA are taking a stand against some of the biggest names in the video game industry—Activision, Warner Bros, and Walt Disney. The issue at hand is the potential misuse of artificial intelligence to replicate actors’ voices and likenesses without fair compensation or consent.

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1 August 2024

Ancient Rock Art Dating

Scientists have found some of the oldest rock art in the world on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. They used a new technique called laser-ablation U-series imaging to date the art more accurately.

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30 July 2024

Spray On Shoes for Athletes

The advent of spray-on shoes, exemplified by Swiss brand On’s Cloudboom Strike LS, signals a transformative shift in sportswear and footwear, driven by cutting-edge technology and sustainability. This innovative product, worn by Kenyan runner Hellen Obiri to win the Boston Marathon and set to be showcased at the Paris 2024 Olympics, highlights the potential of AI and robotics in revolutionizing the industry.

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