AI-generated images are everywhere—whether we are aware of them or not. In this 30-minute workshop, take a closer look at the history of AI generated art and images. We will discuss how concerns of privacy, ownership, and consent are brought to the surface through new AI technology and come away with a better understanding of how to engage with visual images in an age where the line between image and reality is blurred.

Attendees will learn how to: 

1. Analyze examples of AI-generated images to recognize issues of authorship, consent, and privacy raised by contemporary visual technologies.

2. Evaluate strategies for critically engaging with digital images in contexts where distinctions between human-made and AI-generated content are increasingly ambiguous.

Audience: All members of the Yale community are welcome to attend.

Registration: Registration required. You will receive a reminder email 1-hour before the event with the link to the Zoom room. If you register less than 1-hour before the event starts, email tess.colwell@yale.edu for the Zoom link.

Interested in a different workshop? Visit the library's workshop calendar. If you have a specific question or if workshop dates do not work with your schedule, reach out to your Personal Librarian or Subject Specialist Librarian for help.

Workshop Incentive Program: Any student who attends at least 3 library workshops this semester will be eligible to receive a FREE Yale Library tote bag. Learn more.