'Human-only' art will become a marketing label, but drawing the AI-assist line is impossible
Afinetheorem · x · 2026-10-04
Afinetheorem argues that "human-only" art will eventually be explicitly labeled and marketed as such — but a "no-brainstorming-with-AI" boundary is unenforceable. He cites Baudelaire dismissing photography as a refuge for failed painters, while today's painters routinely shoot reference photos, suggesting attitudes toward AI-assisted art will follow the same arc.
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