Caleb Weintraub, who has employed generative AIs as a sketchbook since 2019, is interested in the ethical aspects of the development and application of digital technologies within the Arts and Humanities. Weintraub aims to organize and contribute to experiences, programming and platforms that address complex questions at the intersection of technology and society, with topics including AI, algorithms, Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality and augmentation of traditional media. Some examples of these innovative ideas include AI Literary Arts Generator, Adaptive Networked Sculpture, Digital Cultural Heritage Preservation Lab, and Experimental Interactive Media Incubator.

Caleb Weintraub Weintraub is an Associate Professor of Painting at the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design at Indiana University Bloomington. He has exhibited nationally and internationally. Upcoming shows include: Zolla/Lieberman Gallery, Chicago; Rhode Island Museum of Science and Art; and the International Museum of Art and Science in Texas. Two of his paintings are featured in the book Signs of the Apocalypse/ Rapture published by Front Forty press, distributed by University of Chicago Press. He has been an artist-in-residence at Redux Art Center in South Carolina and the Santa Fe Art Institute. Significant group shows include exhibitions at the Chicago Cultural Center, the Hyde Park Art Center, and Scion Art Space in Los Angeles.