Ever since the introduction of AI into regular use for the masses, AI has been able to replicate or simulate human work. From writing a poem to creating art, there's very little that AI can't do. AI has been making information and content of all sorts accessible to the public. It has also made it easier for those producing it, driving investments in AI at exponential rates. As per a Global View Research Inc. report, the global AI image generator market is anticipated to reach USD 1.08 billion by 2030, suggesting the heavy use of AI in creative arts.
Yet the concern here is: if technology can create the output, what makes creativity meaningful to begin with? As artificial intelligence creates more art, will human-made art keep its value, and will people still prefer it over AI art?
