CALL FOR CHAPTERS: Are you involved in the understanding of how AI is impacting creative industries? Well, this just might be fore you.
Following the release of “Artificial Intelligence, Co-Creation and Creativity: The New Frontier of Innovation“, published by Routledge, I am currently working on my next edited book.
Together with Dr. Caterina Moruzzi (University of Edinburgh), I am co-editing a forthcoming book titled “Artificial Intelligence in Creative Industries: Psychological and Social Implications for Creators and the Public” (working title). The book will be published by Routledge Taylor & Francis Group and will have global distribution.
The call for chapters is now open! We are accepting chapter proposals that examine the transformative impact of AI on creativity, focusing either on creators and/or the public, from a psychological or social perspectives. Examples of possible topics include:
– Attitude
– Motivation
– Authenticity
– Employability
– Creative value
– Emotional response
– Creativity education
– Psychological ownership
– Copyright and authorship
– Creative skill and expertise
– Creative control and agency
To download the full description of the call for chapters, simply click here on the cover below:
We welcome contributions from scholars, practitioners and experts in the field. Proposals must be submitted in the form of an abstract (maximum 300 words) by January 15th, 2024.
Important: call for chapters will close once the maximum number of accepted proposals is reached.
If interested, feel free to send your abstracts to us at:
– Francisco Tigre Moura: francisco.tigre-moura@iu.org
– Caterina Moruzzi: cmoruzzi@ed.ac.uk
Cheers!
