Why human-made art is commanding a steep market premium
As generative algorithms flood galleries and digital feeds with synthetic creations, collectors are paying top dollar to verify that a human actually held the brush.
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As generative algorithms flood galleries and digital feeds with synthetic creations, collectors are paying top dollar to verify that a human actually held the brush.
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