Max Kehm is an artist whose work often explores the intersection of creativity and technology, particularly through the use of artificial intelligence. His exhibition „When Machines Meet Creativity“ at Kunstverein Schopfheim delves into how AI can influence and enhance artistic processes, posing philosophical questions about AI’s role in art and whether it can truly replicate human creativity.
In addition to his artistic endeavors, Kehm has contributed to various academic and cultural discussions. He has authored several essays and papers available on platforms like the Internet Archive. These works include „Arbeit, Menschenrechte und ihre Zukunft,“ which discusses the future of work and human rights in the context of economic growth and post-growth theories, and „Das Neoliberale Panoptikum,“ which examines state security and privatized infrastructure in the digital age.
Additionally, Max Kehm is politically active and engages with the Pirate Party, advocating for digital rights and privacy protection.
