Gilbert NounoHEM Genève professor, composer, and CIMME head leading research on musical gesture and AI.
Geneva, Romandy, Switzerland
Gilberto Bernardes AlmeidaUniversity of Porto assistant professor and INESC TEC senior researcher leading the Sound and Music Computing Lab.
Porto, Portugal
Ginevra NerviPublic professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI programme as composer and morning-session speaker.
Professional activity at a Italian event; residence and nationality not inferred
Giulia VenerandiMultidisciplinary artist and vocalist exploring neural-network synthesis and the interaction of human voice with digital systems.
Barcelona, Spain (material activity)
Giuliano ObiciUFF arts researcher contributing philosophical analysis of AI in a music-focused academic program.
Brazil — Rio de Janeiro
Glória BragaBrazilian copyright lawyer moderating music-industry debate on art, authorship, algorithms, and AI.
Brazil — Rio de Janeiro
Gong Junmin龚俊民
Officially confirmed speaker at SOMI 2026; identity is scoped to the event-program record.
International; program participation in Beijing, China
Gorm ArildsenKoda chief executive leading the Danish society's AI-rights, licensing and enforcement strategy.
Denmark
Kanpur, India
Grant ReaberRespeecher co-founder and Head of Research specializing in generative speech models
Ukraine / Respeecher
Gualtiero VolpeUniversity of Genoa associate professor researching intelligent and affective multimodal interaction with music and performing-arts applications.
Genoa, Italy
Guan Xiaohong管晓宏
Officially confirmed speaker at SOMI 2026; identity is scoped to the event-program record.
International; program participation in Beijing, China
Guðrún Björk BjarnadóttirSTEF chief executive active in Icelandic and Nordic policy on copyright, licensing and music made with generative AI.
Iceland