Andrew Trask: honest artists will be fine in the AI era, sellouts might not
iamtrask · x · 2026-09-28
Security researcher Andrew Trask argues artists will remain fine as long as audiences trust them to speak honestly about human experience — even if they use AI to tell that story. "True artists will be fine... sellouts might be in trouble." The value of art in the AI era hinges on creator-audience trust, not the tools.
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