Join us for the December edition of the Miva Academic Discourse, where Miva Open University brings together thought leaders and experts to address critical issues shaping Nigeria’s future. This month, we are honored to welcome Prof. Francisca Oladipo, Vice Chancellor of Thomas Adewumi University, Oko-Irese, Kwara State, as she explores “AI as Co-Creator: Exploring the Boundaries of Human-AI Creative Collaboration”
Insights attendees can expect to gain from the discourse:
- The Role of AI in Creative Processes
Discover how AI is redefining creativity by serving as a collaborative partner in fields like art, design, music, and literature. - Balancing Human and AI Contributions
Learn about the evolving boundaries between human ingenuity and machine-generated outputs, and how to strike a balance in collaborative creative projects. - Ethical and Practical Implications of AI Creativity
Understand the ethical challenges, intellectual property considerations, and societal implications of AI-assisted creativity.
- Applications of AI Creativity in Industry and Academia
Explore real-world examples of AI-driven innovations across various industries, including education, entertainment, and technology.
- Future Trends in Human-AI Collaboration
Gain insights into emerging trends and research in AI’s role as a co-creator, including its potential to shape the future of work, education, and innovation.
About the Speaker:
Professor Francisca Onaolapo Oladipo is a Professor of Computer Science and the Vice-Chancellor of Thomas Adewumi University, Kwara State, Nigeria. She serves as Vice-President of the Virus Outbreak Data Africa Network (VODAN), fostering Afrocentric data systems and leading initiatives recognized globally, including during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Previously, she held prominent roles in academia, including Director of Research at Kampala International University and pioneer Quality Assurance Director at Federal University Lokoja, where she also became the first female Governing Council member and Head of Computer Science. Her extensive international experience spans consultancy roles at Tilburg University, Netherlands, and research collaborations across Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Prof. Oladipo is a distinguished recipient of numerous awards, including the Emerging Scholar Award from Universitat Politècnica de València. She is a Fellow of the Nigeria Computer Society and African Scientists Institute, with a robust background in machine learning, data science, and quality assurance.
With numerous publications and leadership roles in global projects, she continues to bridge research and practice, focusing on scalable solutions for emerging economies and advancing FAIR Open Science initiatives.
