Navigating the Future Landscape: Probing the Mechanism and Feeding Model of AI within Theatrical Arts
Journal: Arts Studies and Criticism DOI: 10.32629/asc.v5i1.1859
Abstract
This scholarly article explores the application and impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in the realm of theatrical art creation, providing an analysis of the current state, challenges, and future development of the integration of AI and theatre. Through comprehensive case studies of various theatrical works both domestically and abroad, the article delineates four major “feeding” models of AI in theatre creation, discussing the specific applications and effects of these modes within the sphere of artistic creation. The symbiotic relationship between human creators and AI during the creative process is emphasized, envisioning the potential of AI as an innovative collaborator advancing theatrical artsalongside human creators. Despite present challenges confronting AI in theatrical creation, such as emotional depth and data dependency, the potential demonstrated in enhancing creative efficiency and expanding the scope of artistic expression is noteworthy.
Keywords
artificial intelligence (AI), theatrical arts, AI application
Funding
2023 Jiangsu Academy of Educational Sciences Researching Project: Research on innovative teaching methods of integrating artificial intelligence and performance courses (B/2023/01/147)
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