Arts and Technology: Innovation and Ethics · Term 4
AI in Art: Creativity and Authorship
Exploring the use of Artificial Intelligence in generating art, examining questions of creativity, originality, and the role of the human artist.
Key Questions
- Critique the claim that AI-generated art can be considered truly 'creative'.
- Analyze the ethical implications of using AI to create art in the style of deceased artists.
- Predict how the rise of AI art might transform the art market and the definition of an artist.
ACARA Content Descriptions
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Year: Year 9
Subject: The Arts
Unit: Arts and Technology: Innovation and Ethics
Period: Term 4
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