SMRTR AIMay 5, 2025TIME Magazine

Why This Artist Isn’t Afraid of AI’s Role in the Future of Art

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AI is reshaping the art world, with mixed reactions from artists. Photographer Dahlia Dreszer embraces AI as a new creative medium. Her exhibition "Bringing the Outside In" showcases AI-generated art, an interactive image generator, and an AI clone guide. Dreszer trained AI models on her style for over a year. She sees AI as enhancing human creativity, not replacing it, comparing it to a "turbo supercharger" that frees artists for higher-value tasks. The swift progress of AI in art is generating both enthusiasm and concern about its future influence.

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