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Beyond the Machine: Why Human-Made Art Matters More in the Age of AI - CEO North America
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Beyond the Machine: Why Human-Made Art Matters More in the Age of AI - CEO North America
New Columbia Business School research challenges assumptions about AI art’s impact: Rather than diminishing human creativity, the presence of AI-generated art can actually enhance the perceived value of human-made work. In November 2024, a portrait of British mathematician Alan Turing made history by selling at auction for $1.08 million. That figure may sound unexceptional in today’s market — until you realize that the artist, Ai-Da, is a robot …
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