Description
"DS513 - Shakespeare Meets AI" explores the intersection of Shakespearean studies and AI, combining historical, theoretical, and practical perspectives. The course introduces Shakespeare’s cultural legacy and foundational AI concepts before examining how algorithmic tools can shape performance, canon, and interpretation. Through creative co-authorship and critical analysis of Othello, Twelfth Night, and Richard II, students engage with generative AI to rewrite, reinterpret, and reflect on genre, style, and authorship. Topics include AI bias, digital textuality, and machine-assisted literary analysis. The course culminates in a workshop and showcase, where students present projects that creatively or critically fuse Shakespearean texts with AI technologies.
The dialog that introduces "LIT513 - Shakespeare Meets AI" was generated using notebookLM (experimental), the images were created using DALL.e and the video was produced using Techsmith's Camtasia.
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