AI has made it easier than ever to generate, edit, and distribute visual art at scale, and that's quietly scrambling the old logic of what makes a piece of art "valuable." Automated print-on-demand pipelines, AI-assisted design tools, and digital storefronts have collapsed the distance between creator and buyer. But none of that answers the buyer's actual question: when you're looking at a digital print versus an original work, what are you really paying for, and does the distinction still hold up in an AI-saturated market?
Originally published at vibrationofawesome.com
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