ACC Library Services: The Future of Arts, Digital Media & Communications: Digital Literacy & Fluency

An art professor is training students to use AI as part of their creative process.

Study of over 300 communication instructors and their views of AI-assisted writing, as well as an outline of recommendations on how to teach AI literacy

Google is testing a product that uses artificial intelligence technology to produce news stories, pitching it to news organizations including The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal as a "personal assistant" for journalists.

Companies need to embrace the integration of AI and those who can quickly adapt and leverage AI tools will gain a competitive advantage and be better positioned to push creative boundaries.

Supports the development of research, scholarship and the pedagogy of media literacy education.

A discussion of DIY music-making, the changing nature of the industry, and the digital/media skills required for an artist to thrive in the new music industry.

Visual communication has been upended by AI and this is how designers of all types are using it to craft visual messaging.

Amaya argues that film/media studies must move beyond aesthetic considerations to center ethical, moral, and epistemological inquiries and better prepare students as citizens in a diverse, mediated world.

The jewelry industry is experiencing a profound metamorphosis and is being reshaped by AI technology and its impact on sustainability, jewelry design innovation, renewable energy focus and the overall customer experience.

An interview exploring the influence of A.I. on art, and where it may be headed next.