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58th Comparative Literature Symposium
Engineering Technologies and Engineering-Related Fields Conference
The symposium explores the impact of artificial intelligence on humanistic inquiry and the concept of the human, featuring keynote speakers and calls for proposals on related topics.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming global geopolitics, everyday life, and the humanities by accelerating research, reshaping creative expression, and raising questions about authorship, authenticity, and human creativity. The event invites contributions from scholars, educators, artists, and technologists to critically reflect on the future of humanistic inquiry and the human in the age of AI, connecting to historical reflections on technology's role in human consciousness and culture.
Topics & Focus Areas
AI, authorship, and the question of originalityCreativity, collaboration, and machine-assisted artPhilosophical and ethical reflections on humanity and machine intelligenceSpeculative fiction and the imagined futures of humanityDigital humanities and AI research toolsPedagogy in the age of AI: teaching, learning, and academic integrityThe future of interpretation, translation, and textual analysisTechnology and historical transformations of knowledgeThe limits of AI as “reader” of culture: emotion, embodiment, aesthetic tasteTechnological determinism and the question of agencyAlgorithmic bias, ethics, and social justice in cultural contextsTech-Orientalism and the reimagining of the Asia-Pacific and the Indo-Pacific
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