Like it or not, AI is part of art school curriculums
Art schools in the US are incorporating generative AI into their curriculums, despite some students and faculty being opposed to the technology. Institutions like CalArts and the Massachusetts College of Art and Design are teaching students to utilize AI, citing its potential to aid creatives and the importance of understanding its technical limitations and ethical implications.
Art schools are teaching students to use generative AI. This technology can assist or complete creative tasks like 3D modeling, animation, and music generation. Some students and faculty are opposed to AI, citing concerns about job replacement and copyright issues. Institutions like CalArts and the Massachusetts College of Art and Design are incorporating AI into their curriculums. They aim to help students understand AI's technical limitations and ethical implications. By doing so, they hope to prepare students for a future where AI is increasingly prevalent in creative industries.
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