Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Artistic Expressions
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https://doi.org/10.32719/26312514.2024.10.4Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, artistic expressions, cultural transformation, creativity, ethics, technology, generative art, cultural diversityAbstract
This scientific article explores the intersection between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and artistic expressions, analyzing their transformation within the cultural context. It examines how AI has impacted the production and appreciation of art in various disciplines such as painting, music, literature, among others. Technological advancements enabling AI to generate creative works are discussed, along with the ethical and social challenges posed by this coexistence between human creativity and art generation by algorithms. These challenges include questioning the authenticity of produced art and addressing disparities in technology access.
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