Caterina Moruzzi is a Chancellor's fellow (tenure-track assistant professor) in the Institute for Design Informatics, University of Edinburgh. Her research lies at the intersection between human and artificial creativity, philosophy of art, and the philosophy of Artificial Intelligence (AI). As BRAID Research Fellow, she is leading a project in collaboration with Adobe to promote the responsible integration of AI tools into creative practices. As Co-Investigator in the UKRI-funded CoSTAR and DECaDE projects, she investigates the disruptive effects that emerging technological innovations have on creative workflows.
At the forefront of the research on modes of shared agency and creativity between humans, data, and technology, Caterina is research affiliate of the Centre for Technomoral Futures and lead of the Edinburgh College of Art in the Advisory Board of the Centre for Data, Culture & Society. She actively engages in panel discussions and conferences that convene stakeholders from academia, industry, and policy-making spheres to discuss the impact of AI on the creative sector. To promote interdisciplinary and intersectoral collaborations on the topic, in 2024 she started the research cluster "Creativity, AI, and the Human" at the Edinburgh Futures Institute which now counts more than 120 members from across academia, industry, and the third sector.
Her scholarly work has been published in journals such as Philosophy Compass, European Journal for Philosophy of Science, British Journal of Aesthetics, ACM Communication Design Quarterly, Leonardo (MIT Press), as well as in conference proceedings including the CHI conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems and the ACM Creativity & Cognition.
