The Cavalier Daily - University of Virginia's Student Newspaper

Ramzia Ismailzada

As newly birthed mediums such as AI-generated music and art continue to develop, so do discussions surrounding our perception of what constitutes art and artistic originality, as well as accompanying issues regarding AI’s interference with autonomy.

Raising questions about the legitimacy of AI-generated art

By Ramzia Ismailzada | December 15, 2023

speaking with Prof Hamilton and Driscoll of MDST department on whether AI is real art, and the ethics of AI generated visual art and music

Left: "Fraud in the Garden" by Yves Tanguy; Right: "The Swan, No.1" by Hilma af Klint

“In Sync” explores the unexpected crossover of mathematics within human aesthetics

By Ramzia Ismailzada | November 2, 2023

Yan strongly believes that it is math’s complexity and abstract nature that usually repels others. In response to such, appealing to artists is an ideal method to “explore the beauty of math to make it more accessible to the general audience.”

Ramzia Ismailzada

Raising questions about the legitimacy of AI-generated art

“In Sync” explores the unexpected crossover of mathematics within human aesthetics

More articles »

Live tracker: the men’s basketball offseason

HUYNH: Virginia’s proposed ‘whippets’ law is laughable

Virginia men’s lacrosse, after season-ending loss, faces offseason angst

Bryce Perkins’ story: How Virginia football inspires resilience and growth

Spanberger shares hope of sweeping victory to Albemarle Democrats

Virginia primary elections feature contested race for Democratic Lt. Gov. candidate

As the postseason approaches, Virginia softball aims to surprise

No. 7 women’s tennis cruises through NCAA Championship regional

Visible Records is not your typical art gallery

Professor and researcher Daniel Flannery discusses youth violence and prevention

Print Edition