征稿期刊
Technovation
期刊级别
IF 10.9 (JCR 2024)
SSCI
Q1 (MANAGEMENT 10/420)
SCIE
Q1 (OPERATIONS RESEARCH & MANAGEMENT SCIENCE 3/106)
征稿主题
Can Machines Be Creative? Rethinking Management, Labor, and Authorship in the Cultural and Creative Industries
细分领域
What is the impact of AI on creative labor, skillsets, and professional identities in the arts?
How is authorship being redefined in the context of generative AI, and what new frameworks are emerging to understand creative agency and attribution?
How are AI-enabled creative practices reshaping innovation ecosystems and business models in the cultural and creative industries, and what new value creation logics are emerging?
What theoretical models and practical frameworks best explain human-AI collaboration in artistic production, and how can these inform broader innovation strategies across sectors?
What are the legal and ethical challenges surrounding copyright, ownership, and intellectual property rights in AI-generated art, and how are institutions and policymakers responding?
How are cultural and creative institutions adapting their strategies, structures, and policies in response to the integration of AI technologies?
In what ways does the adoption of AI in creative industries affect individual and collective identity, as well as the core values of creative organizations?
How do audiences perceive and evaluate AI-generated or AI-assisted creative works, and what biases or expectations influence their judgments of authenticity and creativity?
How does AI influence inclusion, diversity, and access within the cultural and creative industries, and under what conditions can it either enhance or hinder equitable participation?
What lessons can other sectors draw from the arts in navigating AI-driven transformation, particularly regarding creativity, ethics, and human-machine collaboration?
What new forms of management and governance are emerging in AI-mediated creative ecosystems, and how do they address challenges of authorship, labor, and value creation?
重要时间
Submission Deadline: 31 January 2026