National Journal
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The rise of Generative AI presents a dilemma due to the public’s pragmatic acceptance of AI-generated design works (M=5.33, SD=1.89), alluding to the possibility of creative labour displacement. Grounded in Christensen’s Innovator’s Dilemma and Mori’s Uncanny Valley, this study examines how the Indonesian public perceives the ethical and utilitarian tensions of AI adoption. Using a…
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The discourse on the importance of separating scientific and design methods has existed since the 1960s, but design thinking gained popularity in the late 2000s, alongside theories proposed by IDEO and the Stanford Design School, in the context of leveraging the competitive advantage of innovation in Silicon Valley. Since then, design thinking has been applied…
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The rapid integration of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) into the art world has sparked debates on its authenticity and creative value. This study investigates public perceptions of AI-generated art, focusing on changes in interest and interpretation before and after disclosure of GenAI’s involvement. Grounded in theories of generative art and kitsch, it examines how GenAI…
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In their traditional role, museums have served the purpose of preserving and educating cultural and historical artifacts. However, as time goes by, museums have grown from their traditional roles into leading-edge, interactive, experiential education platforms for visitors using the latest technological media, such as virtual reality. The study aims to explore the Indonesian museum visitors’…
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In the past decades, museums continued to be demanded to surpass their primary function as a place for archival and historical artifact conservation to be a medium for knowledge dissemination as well as recreation. The “do not touch” slogan that is often placed on the typical museum glass box is considered no longer relevant when…