Anna Jordanous is a Reader in Computing at the University of Kent with 14 years of research-focused experience in AI, computational creativity, music informatics, and NLP. She builds creative software—particularly for musical improvisation—and is known for a highly cited standardized procedure for evaluating claims of machine creativity. Her work blends cognitive and knowledge modelling, semantic web techniques, and music information retrieval to interrogate how creative behavior can be modelled and assessed computationally. Based in the UK and with a PhD in Informatics from the University of Sussex, she bridges rigorous academic methods and practical system-building, often bringing evaluation theory into implemented creative systems.
14 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, PhD Informatics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, PhD Informatics at University of Sussex
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