About

Documenting a moment that hasn’t settled yet.

I think we are at a crucial inflection point right now. I've been calling it the generative turn.kate Crawford, professor, Artist, and Author of Atlast of AI

Mission

Traceable records, in their own words, how artists, educators, curators, and collectors are navigating creativity in the age of AI; and publishes those conversations as readable, citable interviews.

Vision

Opinions formed in 2025 will not be the opinions held in 2035. Traceable is built as a public oral history site to record how people in the arts are engaging with or reacting to generative AI.

Every artist leaves a trace.The premise
Founder
Ariya Mukherjee-Gandhi, founder of Traceable.

Ariya Mukherjee-Gandhi

Founder, artist & researcher

Ariya founded Traceable after a research paper she co-authored revealed the underrepresentation of artists’ perspectives in public conversations about generative AI. Through interviews with artists, she documents how emerging technologies are changing creative practice, authorship, ownership, and cultural value. Ariya is also an artist, and her artwork has received regional and national recognition and has been exhibited at The Met, MoMA, the High Line Gallery, and Pelham Art Center.

How it started

The idea for Traceable emerged from a research finding. Ariya Mukherjee and Oliver Muellerklein co-authored a study examining whether artists’ concerns about AI reach the public conversations shaping AI policy. The study found that they do not. 

The paper’s findings inspired the idea of speaking directly with artists to understand their creative processes and their relationship with generative AI.