The 114th convening of the College Art Association’s annual convention will take place Chicago, and if you’re attending, we invite you to join our our DAHS-sponsored session (Hilton Chicago, 3rd floor, Waldorf Room), where Chair Elizabeth Mansfield will facilitate a panel addressing how AI is changing (or not!) the landscape of digital art history.
- ChatGPT as Curator: Critical Reflection on an Early Experiment with Artificial Intelligence in the Museum – Mark J.V. Olson, Julia McHugh, and Julianne Miao (Duke University)
- Mediating Access to Art-Historical Data using LLMs and RAGs– DAHS member Nicola Carboni (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign)
- AI and the End of Digital Art History – DAHS member Emily A. Pugh (Getty Research Institute)
- AI Makes No Difference At All – Alison Langmead (University of Pittsburgh)
The session will be in-person only. We hope to see you there!
https://caa.confex.com/caa/2026/meetingapp.cgi/Person/292006