Artyficial intelligence: what does creative AI mean for marketers? - Raconteur

It wasn't meant to happen like this. Yes, the robots were always going to come for everyone's jobs, but it was the menial ones that were set to go first. Freed from the need to fill out spreadsheets and perform administrative duties, we were all supposed to have extra time to indulge in more creative, fulfilling pursuits. Yet Microsoft Excel still exists while AI algorithms are producing works of art that are both commercially viable and critically respected. An AI artist, Jason Allen, recently caused outrage among old-school digital artists by winning a digital art competition. One of the writers of US publication The Atlantic, Charlie Warzel, provoked the ire of illustrators around the world by choosing to adorn an article about controversial radio host Alex Jones with an AI-generated caricature as opposed to using a stock photo or commissioning a portrait.