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Artists face steep income decline due to AI, UNESCO finds (news.un.org)
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Creators worldwide are facing mounting financial pressures as rapid advances in digital technologies and artificial intelligence continue to transform the cultural and creative industries, according to a new global report released by the UN culture agency, UNESCO, on Wednesday.

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[–] DespicableQuail@lemmy.ml 10 points 20 hours ago

I am a bit more hopeful, in a sense that new and creative things are still being rewarded (for example: balatro or mewgenics, in gaming). And human as a whole is very good at being creative.

I just hope that the new generation being raised with AI will have the same appreciation.