This special program features a demo, two short presentations, and panel discussion, hosted over lunch provided by Element AI. First, renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma will perform in a live demonstration of music and neuroinformatics, using an Emotiv wireless EEG headset operated by Emotiv President, Olivier Oullier. Next, Valérie Bécaert, Director of Research and Scientific Programs at Element AI, will present on arts and AI initiatives in Montreal, as well as a new collaborative residency launched. Additionally, Karina Kesserwan of Kesserwan Arteau will discuss her firm's work on issues relating to Indigenous and Northern communities. To conclude, all presenters will engage in a panel discussion regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on such domains as art, music, and culture.