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Independent and academically affiliated scholars and artists may apply for Global Arts and Humanities Discovery Theme (GAHDT) Society of Fellows residency in alignment with annual theme of Creativity | Intelligence | Automation.
About the Theme: The technological advances and broad applications of artificial intelligence (AI) have profoundly impacted nearly every aspect of human society. But while AI may offer potential solutions to some of the world's most intractable problems, it also comes with its own perils. Increasingly, the same tools that promise creative innovations, democratic access and economic growth may also reiterate structural inequities, increase corporate influence and jeopardize lives, careers and the environment.
The Society of Fellows 2025-26 theme, Creativity | Intelligence | Automation foregrounds the challenges and opportunities of automation and alerts us to the ethical obligations arising from the simulation of human intelligence. For example: How might the history of automation inform how we reckon with this new age? How does this moment push us to reimagine the nature of intelligence? How might we hold to account the automation of biases and erasures? Are there intelligences that should not be automated? What happens to artistic life when creative labor is automated? What other intelligences might we turn to beyond doctrines of human uniqueness?
GAHDT welcomes critical humanistic orientations that bring together an interdisciplinary cohort of scholars, artists and practitioners from a range of fields (arts, architecture, design, engineering, humanities, medicine, social sciences, etc.). The theme focuses on how creativity, intelligence and automation operate across different scales in global contexts and within wider assemblages of biomedical, communicative, cultural, educational, environmental, geopolitical, socioeconomic, carceral and technoscientific forces and relations.
GAHDT invites Society of Fellows proposals for projects that grapple with the relationship between creativity, intelligence and automation. We welcome projects that compel new understandings of techno-human interdependencies and histories; automation and the politics of labor; theories of personhood; and forms of performativity, communication, learning and cultural expression.
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The selected candidate will be appointed as a postdoctoral scholar in the Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme and is expected to work on their own scholarly, artistic, advocacy and/or policy-oriented work, as well as to engage Ohio State faculty, students and local Columbus community organizations by participating in a monthly seminar and organizing a culminating public-facing event with other scholars and artists (symposium, exhibition, series of workshops, etc.). The postdoctoral scholar/artist will also be expected to teach one undergraduate course in spring semester 2025 or equivalent labor in developing arts-based deliverable.
Minimum Education: Required PhD.
Responsibilities: 80% work on their own scholarly, artistic, advocacy and/or policy-oriented work, as well as to engage Ohio State faculty, students and local Columbus community organizations by participating in a monthly seminar and organizing a culminating public-facing event with other Society of Fellows scholars and artists (symposium, exhibition, series of workshops, etc.). 20% Teach one course in Spring Semester 2024 or equivalent labor in developing arts-based outcome. Certifications: Education: Doctoral/Professional
Shift:First Shift
Final candidates are subject to successful completion of a background check. A drug screen or physical may be required during the post offer process.
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