AI creates art in seconds, but creative growth still matters, paper argues

A paper by Dr. Amit R. Zoran argues that artificial intelligence allows people to make art without traditional personal training. This change separates technical output from the human experience of learning and experimenting. Educators and artists must now consider focusing on the creative journey rather than finished objects.

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