TRANSFORMATION OF CREATIVE THINKING IN THE DIGITAL AGE: THE HARMONY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL CULTURE
Rubrika: Pedagogika, psixologiya, kutubxonachilik.
This article provides a scholarly and theoretical analysis o f the impact o f artificial intelligence technologies on creative thinking, contemporary art, and the development o f national culture. It examines the potential o f generative technologies in artist…
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This article provides a scholarly and theoretical analysis o f the impact o f artificial intelligence technologies on creative thinking, contemporary art, and the development o f national culture. It examines the potential o f generative technologies in artistic creation, human-technology collaboration, the digitization o f cultural heritage, authorship, national identity, and ethical responsibility. The article substantiates the need to preserve national values, develop high-quality digital resources, and foster new competencies in arts education when applying artificial intelligence within Uzbekistan's culture and arts sector.
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artificial intelligencedigital culturecreative thinkingartnational culturecultural heritagegenerative technologiesartistic creation.
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