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From markets to bus stops, AI-generated design is everywhere in N.B. - here’s what designers think

From markets to bus stops, AI-generated design is everywhere in N.B. - here’s what designers think
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Graphic designers in New Brunswick are grappling with the rise of generative AI, which allows for rapid, low-cost creation of visual assets. While some professionals use AI as a tool, many express concern over its impact on job security and the value of human artistry.

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The tension between AI-driven efficiency and human creative labor is a central economic and cultural debate in the modern workforce.

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Posters, flyers and logos made in seconds, by software trained on existing design material.

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The article balances the perspectives of business owners using AI with the concerns of professional artists.

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