Someday we will all be artists - by Alex Imas
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How AI will change the nature of work and art
I am a co-director (with Canice Prendergast and Mary Ittelson) of the Arts and Creative Enterprise Initiative at UChicago’s B-School. The program sits at the intersection of arts and business; the aim is to bring the artistic mindset into the practice of business and management through coursework (co-taught with the art department) and events. Here is the question I get asked most: how AI will affect art and artists? My answer: AI will be incorporated into art, but it will not replace artists. In fact, as more and more human labor becomes automated, there will likely come a day when most…
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