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"AI-generated artwork is prompting hard questions about human creativity. The history of the photograph shows why the terms of the debate are wrong."

"Focusing on the prospect of human extinction by AI in the distant future may prevent us from addressing AI’s disruptive dangers to society today."

"Exploring the intersection of art & technology and the collaborative potential to push the boundaries of design."

>"The future of art, its accessibility, and its audience were explored at Christie’s Art+Tech Summit."

"Artificial intelligence will redefine some of our deepest assumptions about the makeup of the world around us."

"Generative-AI programs may eventually consume material that was created by other machines—with disastrous consequences."

"While the US Supreme Court’s recent ruling against Andy Warhol’s “Prince” silkscreens will likely dampen appropriative art, it’s also a landmark step toward protecting human artists from all-devouring machines."

"Depending on how you look at it, generative AI is either astonishingly powerful or totally pointless."