The lecture series was opened by the College of Humanities and Arts, whose opening remarks emphasized that the humanities and arts are facing a crucial opportunity for transformation and innovation amidst the rapid development of digital technology and artificial intelligence. The speaker, Assistant Professor Huang Yu-Fen of the Department of Musicology at the National Taiwan University of Arts, was then introduced, with the aim of guiding faculty and students to rethink the interdisciplinary integration of technology and music research through her professional sharing. Professor Huang Yu-Fen's presentation, titled "Music Research in the AI ​​Era: Using Technology to Create New Research Perspectives," provided an in-depth analysis of how modern technological tools are transforming music academic research: 1. Applications of AI and Digital Tools in Musicology: Introducing the latest advancements and practical tools of AI in areas such as score analysis, sound data processing, digital archiving, and music information retrieval (MIR). 2. A Shift in Research Perspectives and Methods: Exploring how data analysis can assist traditional music history and analysis, breaking through the limitations of single-text interpretation and providing a large-scale, cross-period, and cross-style macro-comparative perspective. 3. Human-Computer Collaboration and Academic Ethics: Emphasizing the value and limitations of AI as a research aid, guiding faculty and students to effectively utilize technology to enhance research efficiency.

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Date: 2026/11/06
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