In Ghana, artist Aewura Arts: AI may raise the price of handmade works
In Ghana, pencil artist Aewura Arts believes that the spread of artificial intelligence will not displace artists who work by hand. In her view, original works may become more expensive. She said this on The Career Trail program on Joy Learning TV and Joy News, MyJoyOnline reports.
The value of original works
According to Aewura Arts, buyers will continue to value authentic artworks. She believes that it will not be easy for technology to reproduce the human contribution, time, and skill invested in an original work.
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The artist suggested that, due to the development of AI, original handmade works may eventually become more expensive. She also stated that she does not expect traditional artists to disappear from the profession.
AI as a tool
At the same time, Aewura Arts does not urge artists to abandon technology. In her view, artificial intelligence can be a useful tool for the creative industry and complement artists' work. She noted that artists also use AI, but does not believe that it will replace the art industry.
