AI Art and the Stakes for Art Criticism

AI Art and the Stakes for Art CriticismIn an era when AI generated images flood our screens and algorithms shape our visual culture, how do we critically evaluate art made by machines? Nora N. Khan's study cuts through the hype and mystification surrounding AI art to explore the fields stakes for art criticism. The book attempts to move beyond describing machine generated images as mere dreams or hallucinations to develop rigorous frameworks for their aesthetic evaluation. Khan traces both

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