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This article comes from 3 Chinese college students who wrote a report on the advancements of Ai artist programs as becoming a norm of art creation in the future in order to present it at The Twelfth International Conference on Advances in Multimedia in Lisbon, Portugal. The information was published in June 2022 but presented at the conference as well. The authors consist of three college students, two of them being from Tsinghua University and one of them from American International University Bangladesh. The publisher is Think Mind MMedia. The source is from Research Gate. The author’s credentials are of the universities shown above. The purpose of the information was to show the advancements in Artificial intelligence as they now have the capabilities of creating pieces of generated art at the The Twelfth International Conference on Advances in Multimedia. The perspective the author is trying to convey is the perspective of seeing the advancements happening in real time as well as an optimistic view of the future. The purpose is clear in showcasing the advancements and the inevitable future of AI generated pieces of art. The information presents the facts of the advancements Ai is making in the art scene as well as some opinion on what this might bring to the future. The point of view is impartial because the article is mostly built upon the presentation of the facts. This source is useful in providing the necessary information of the limits and expendability of the AI artists. It can help my project by providing information about the building up and evolution of AI. The information has been reviewed. I am able to verify the information in another source. This source is reliable because it was approved to be used in a large conference that relates to developments in multimedia. The article is by majority very objective. There are no biases in the article.

Proposal Title: Surveying highschool art students on the aspects of how they appreciate art made from AI

-How many years of experience have you had creating visual art?

-What is your preferred method of creating your visual art and what it your style?

(Per Painting)

-Would you say this painting was made by a human or Artificial Intelligence?

-Based off of the topic the artist was to go off how would you say the artist expanded the topic that was given?

-Would you say that this painting has genuine creativity and illustrates a story behind the painting that you can think of?

(Would tell them now if the painting was AI or human made)

-What is your opinion now that this painting was made by AI/Humans?

-Do you feel like AI represents a unique creativity that doesn’t seem overly computed?

- Would AI art seem viable in creating creative visual art to make the art community appreciate art not being by human artists?

-Would you be biased on art made by AI in the future if it was of this quality and creativity?

RQ: Can AI express creativity in Art in order to create a piece of art highschool students with art experience can appreciate?