DOI: 10.70879/mguq9tvng ISSN:
Ảnh hưởng của công nghệ số và trí tuệ nhân tạo (ai) đến sáng tạo nghệ thuật trong lĩnh vực tạo hình.
Tú Nguyễn Văn <p>In the context of
global digital transformation, digital technology and Artificial Intelligence
(AI) are creating profound transformations in the field of art, particularly in
the visual arts. This study focuses on analyzing the dual impact (opportunities
and challenges) of digital technology and AI on the artistic creation process.
The research employs a methodology combining literature analysis–synthesis,
surveys, and case studies of works applying AI/VR/AR, along with surveying the
opinions of 63 artists in Khanh Hoa. On the positive side, AI and digital technology
expand the scope of artistic expression, helping artists overcome traditional
technical limitations. Concurrently, they facilitate the generation of new art
forms such as NFT art and human-machine collaborative works. Consequently, the
role of the artist has fundamentally shifted from being a direct executor to
that of a coordinator, programmer, and aesthetic controller. However, the study
also highlights significant challenges, including complex issues of copyright
and authorship for AI-generated works, the potential risk of obscuring the
individual role of the artist, and the dependency that may lead to a lack of
artistic individuality. The research results affirm that technology is
fundamentally restructuring the concept of art and the aesthetic experience.
The paper ultimately recommends establishing a clear legal framework regarding
AI copyright and integrating technology into fine arts education to ensure that
art develops innovatively while retaining its humanistic depth.</p>
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