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University of Zurich explores AI's impact on art history's epistemology

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A lecture series titled "Now Processing" at the University of Zurich is examining the impact of computational methods on art history. The series delves into how tools like machine learning and generative AI are altering not just the methods but also the fundamental knowledge production within the field of Digital Art History. It questions the meaning of Digital Art History when computation itself influences the creation of knowledge about images. AI

IMPACT Explores how AI is reshaping knowledge production and methodologies in academic fields like art history.

RANK_REASON The item discusses a lecture series exploring the impact of AI on a field, which falls under commentary rather than a direct release or research.

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University of Zurich explores AI's impact on art history's epistemology

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    “Now Processing” at the University of Zurich explores how computational methods are not only changing the tools of art history, but its epistemologies. From mac

    “Now Processing” at the University of Zurich explores how computational methods are not only changing the tools of art history, but its epistemologies. From machine learning and evidence to mapping, neural exchange value and generative AI, the lecture series asks what Digital Art…

    LINKS khist.uzh.ch/…/Now-Processing--Computatio… khist.uzh.ch/…/moderne

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