... was an HAI sponsored group interested in interaction design, audiovisual performance, and computational aesthetics. Recent advances in foundation models have garnered popular interest in applications of AI in artistic domains, however, with this progress comes crucial ambiguities in how humans can and should relate to AI-augmented creative practices. The organizing goals of our group are (1) to further an understanding of how we as humans ought to relate to machine collaborators, and, in turn, how models ought to be designed to learn from behavior and adapt to users’ needs, (2) to promote artists pushing the boundaries of generative tools and shaping the frontiers of human-computer interaction, (3) to explore how new computational tools give new perspective to the nature of intention, identity, and authenticity in artistic practice, and (4) to connect scholars and artists across disciplines to work together on new creative projects.