Is Artificial Intelligence Set To Take Over The Art Industry?

Many people considered it a "formless blur of colors," an image that was abstract but slightly resembling a human face. The image isn't even properly positioned on the canvas, rather it is skewed towards the northwest. In October 2018, this "art piece": Portrait of Edmond de Belamy, an algorithm-generated print, was sold for $432,500, thus beginning the AI-Art goldRush. Humans have always created and enjoyed all forms of art, for viewing purposes, for aesthetic purposes, and even for therapeutic purposes. Since the discoveries of an artistic shell carved by homoerectus, the art business has grown in leaps and bounds and become a highly profitable industry.