July 21, 2023 | Categories: Others
Artists have always wrestled with the challenges that can come with creative work: How can I best use my time to do the work that really matters? Where do I get my next inspiration? How can I iterate a seedling idea toward something beautiful? To tackle these questions, there is an upcoming generation of creatives who are meeting AI with curiosity instead of anxiety.
Any creative who owns their own business understands that you need to get through a lot of other tasks before getting to the creative part of the job. A recent report from Adobe found that creatives only spend 29% of their day on actual creative work. This is where AI tools can come in handy and bear some of the grunt work of administrative tasks.
Many online tools designed for creatives can come with a high financial cost and an even steeper learning curve. AI platforms, on the other hand, are often easily accessible and mostly free to use with little technical know-how required. “I like to say that generative AI has democratized creativity,” says Paul Roetzer, founder and CEO of Marketing Artificial Intelligence Institute.
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