Event Report Article by Fen-Ni Yu This lecture, organized by the CJD program, sought to respond to the growing ambivalence and ethical anxiety surrounding the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in academia. As generative AI becomes increasingly common in academic writing and research, scholars and students alike often find themselves […]
Article by Merima Omeragić Abstract: This paper is based on the analysis of the documentary film Facing Darkness [Se souvenir d’une ville] (2023) directed by Jean-Gabriel Périot. I focused on the cinematic exploitation of the topic of the Yugoslav wars, specifically the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the besieged […]
Article by Nguyen Thanh Huong Abstract: This paper examines the socialist-oriented market economy of artificial intelligence (AI) policies and the potential impact of AI dynamics through the lens of Vietnam’s private media sector. It first reviews documents of key policies published by the central Vietnamese government, which show influential actors […]
Article by Chung-Jen Chao Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) has matured and developed rapidly since 2022, bringing new opportunities as well as challenges to various aspects of society. It has forced people to view many things in a new light, including artistic creations such as texts, images, and sounds. These are […]
Article by Juan González Fuentealba and Constanza Rivano Delzo Abstract: This study examines the ontological, existential, and subjective shifts introduced by digitalization, which impact social relationships and personal identity. Focusing on the functional effects of digital culture, particularly instant communication, it addresses the ethical and pedagogical challenges posed by hyperconnectivity […]
Article by Chia-Ying Shen Abstract: This essay foregrounds women’s bodies in relation to medical production in the context of Taiwanese colonial history, further circulating around the theme of knowledge in conflicts under the condition of planetarization (See Y. Hui , 2022, This Strange Being Called the Cosmos). In the face […]
Article by Maxi Grindley Abstract: This article reflects on the agreement signed by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) following the Hollywood writers’ strike; specifically the provisions concerning the use of AI. Though the parts overtly referencing AI aim to curtail its use, the implicit assumption of its usage in […]
