Abstract AI and biometric data: jazz session with my own brain is a cross-disciplinary research project that investigates how a performer’s biometric data—specifically brain activity—can be used as a prompt for AI to be remediated live into sound during a performance. In this way, a performance artist can have a kind of jazz session with her own brain. I have a background in performance art with a focus on sound- and voice-based performance, often incorporating narratives of cultural history. I am working with a program developed in Processing and access biometric data from my body during the creative processess—either live on stage while creating, or while creating in my studio. Data is used as AI prompt to be remediated into sound. All biometric data collected during the project is exclusively from my own body. The research focuses on extending the performing body through technology, remediating biometric data, and using AI to transform this data into sound. This process enables a form of co-creation between the human performer and AI. The aim of my research is to develop new tools for performance remediation, strengthening interaction, and enhancing empathic connections with members of the audience by utilizing biometric data and AI remediation as records of the inner states of the performing body.