The Computational Creativity Task Force was formed by the Association for Computational Creativity to support the field of CC and its researchers by providing a robust pipeline for strengthening community unity and productivity.

It has been initiated by Christian Guckelsberger, João Miguel Cunha, Carlos Léon and Pablo Gervás, inspired by conversations with Tony Veale, Amílcar Cardoso, Hannu Toivonen, Rafael Pérez y Pérez and others.

The Task Force is open to the community and currently has the following members: Anna Kantosalo, Christian Guckelsberger, João Miguel Cunha, Kazjon Grace, Paul M. Bodily and Sarah Harmon.

2020 Task Force Report:

• João M. Cunha, Sarah Harmon, Christian Guckelsberger, Anna Kantosalo, Paul M. Bodily, and Kazjon Grace. Understanding and strengthening the computational creativity community: a report from the computational creativity task force In Tony Veale F. Amílcar Cardoso Penousal Machado and João Miguel Cunha, editors, Proceedings of the 11th international conference on computational creativity, page 1–7, Coimbra, Portugal, 2020. Association for computational creativity.

If you would like to know more about the CC Task Force please contact us using the email:
taskforce (at) computationalcreativity (dot) net