THE 鈥淎I鈥� REVOLUTION IN THE ARTS
At 麻豆视频, our Narrative Arts programs are not shying away from the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. We are embracing it with open eyes and thoughtful hearts. While some worry that AI will displace human creativity and jobs, HCU faculty are dutifully researching how it can be an instrumental tool in human-led creative workflows.
More than a century ago, it was feared that the camera would obliterate the art of painting, yet today painters in our Studio Art program create inspiring works alongside the photographic images produced by our Cinematic Arts students. New technology need not always be a threat to traditional processes; it also often empowers new careers and industries.
Professor Joshua Sikora is helping spearhead student experiments with generative AI to focus on humane applications. Instead of viewing AI simply as a shortcut, students are experimenting with how new tools can ease technical tasks, freeing up talent and time to focus on the core goals of creativity鈥攃rafting compelling narratives, building meaningful connections and exploring the human experience. Faculty are also helping students navigate the ethical complexities鈥攆rom copyright to environmental impact.
Ultimately, the goal is to equip students with the wisdom to use AI responsibly and in ways that amplify鈥攏ot diminish鈥� their creative purpose, modeling ways to use it to reflect truth, foster empathy, alleviate burdens, reveal hidden beauty, spark imagination and ultimately glorify our Creator.