Lecture | Lauren Tilton, "Distant Viewing: Digital Images in the Age of AI"

Tilton is the E. Claiborne Robins Professor of Liberal Arts and Digital Humanities at the University of Richmond. This talk will introduce the concept of distant viewing, engage with the shifts brought about with generative AI, and then turn to how AI facilitates scholarship in areas such as art history and media studies.

Moderator: Leigh Bonds, Digital Humanities

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This lecture is part of the Global Arts + Humanities' Society of Fellows 2025-26 event series, "Artificial Intelligence: Propositions from the Arts + Humanities" — a series of lectures by artists and scholars whose work foregrounds the ethical obligations arising from the simulation of human intelligence and increased surveillance.