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11	John the Baptist Through the Lens of Generative AI : A Narrative and Reception-Historical Analysis of Mark 1 Wettervik, Daniel January 2023 (has links) This thesis addresses the intersection of reception history in biblical studies, Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) and phenomenology. Three images, from text prompts using different English translations of Mark 1:1–8 (KJV, NRSV and NIV) have been generated by GAI. In addition to the three translations, a more encompassing body of information, based on exegetical analysis, reception history and recent scholarly literature on John the Baptist and Mark 1, was also provided. Mark 1 is analyzed using narrative criticism with special focus on John the Baptist. Current research on the historical John is discussed, alongside interpretations of John from Late Ancient Christian Sources seen from a phenomenological perspective. Traditionally, interpreting biblical art and text has assumed an artist portraying a narrative reading using methods such as visual exegesis. With GAI, this has changed moving the artist from the canvas to the text prompt. It puts the biblical text in a direct causal connection to the created image. Previously the artist had to decide when the image was finished but with GAI the decision is about which image to keep. The purpose of the image becomes a focal point. Images created with this modern technology can be relevant in at least two regards. First, they do represent a new type of biblical art. Second, the iterative process itself is a novel approach to studying and interacting with the Bible. Challenges exists, such as a bias towards Western/American cultural, sociological, and economical values. Data scientists and mathematicians are determining the probabilistic models without problematizing the content. Ethical questions in this field need to be addressed. GAI learning from AI-produced data – instead of human data – will likely become an issue, thus reinforcing existing biases and prejudices further. John the Baptist Gospel of Mark biblical art visual exegesis narrative criticism Late Ancient Christian Sources phenomenology generative artificial intelligence artificial intelligence Midjourney Johannes döparen Markusevangeliet biblisk konst visuell exegetik narrativ tolkning patristik fenomenologi generativ artificiell intelligens artificiell intelligens Midjourney Religious Studies Religionsvetenskap
12	AI learn, AI do : En konstvetenskaplig studie om AI-modellers materialbetingade förmågor, aktörskap och deltagande inom konstnärliga processer / AI learn, AI do : An art-historical study about the material-based abilities, agencies, and involvement in artistic processes of AI-models Persson, Cornelius January 2023 (has links) This master’s thesis investigates generative AI-art through the lens of actor network theory. By focusing on the role of images in datasets as a material that effects both AI-models and artworks, the decisively non-human agencies generative AI-models can be said to possess, and the traces and associations that generative AI-models imbue artworks with, this thesis aims to investigate art that has been created with GAN-models as well as contemporary text-to-image diffusion-models, by way of similar premises. Forgoing common discussions and questions regarding the status of AI-art as art that inundate many a reasoning regarding this topic, this thesis instead investigates the use of generative AI to make images and art with an understanding of it as a multifaceted practice that can be observed and experienced in a variety of ways. General topics such as the way images are used to train AI-models, the blurry connections between trained images and generated images, the way AI-models can be used and interacted with by using prompts as well as different kinds of interfaces and AI-Image-generators, are investigated, followed by the analysis of a number of artworks for which generative AI has been used. Throughout this study generative AI-art emerges as a both novel and oftentimes contested artform that is defined by direct and indirect connection to other media, a varied understanding of what it is that the artificial intelligence appears to do, and a use of the AI-artwork as a means to comment the mediums emerging characteristics. actor network theory AI-art AI-image artificial intelligence diffusion art prompt prompting Stable Diffusion GAN midjourney ANT aktör nätverks teori AI-konst AI-bild AI-modell AI artificiell intelligens diffusions-konst GAN-konst bildmaterial träningsdata appropriering latent utrymme generativ Latour Art History Konstvetenskap

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John the Baptist Through the Lens of Generative AI : A Narrative and Reception-Historical Analysis of Mark 1

AI learn, AI do : En konstvetenskaplig studie om AI-modellers materialbetingade förmågor, aktörskap och deltagande inom konstnärliga processer / AI learn, AI do : An art-historical study about the material-based abilities, agencies, and involvement in artistic processes of AI-models