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Could AI-generated art replace human creators? | The Excerpt

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Generative AI is now widely used to make artwork, music and even film – valuable cultural contributions that used to be exclusively the province of the creative class. Could AI-generated art start displacing human creators? And what about AI’s cultural influence on society writ large? Is AI-generated art the beginning of an artistic revolution or the stuff of a dystopian nightmare? Ramesh Srinivasan, professor of Information Studies at UCLA and host of the Utopias podcast, joins The Excerpt to unpack the many ethical and societal issues at play here.

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