In this solo episode, Chloe addresses the use of AI in the creative industry and emphasizes that AI will not replace human creativity. She highlights the evolution of design tools and the value that creatives bring to their clients beyond just their art. Chloe also discusses the challenges artists face in valuing and pricing their work, encouraging them to recognize the culmination of their experiences and not undervalue themselves.
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AI, creative industry, evolution of design tools, value of creatives, pricing art
AI is a tool that can assist creatives in brainstorming and generating ideas, but it cannot replace human creativity and the unique experiences and perspectives that artists bring to their work.
Creatives should emphasize the value they provide to their clients beyond just their end product, such as their expertise, problem-solving skills, and ability to understand and fulfill client needs.
When pricing their art, artists should consider not only the hours and materials invested but also the culmination of their learning and experiences that have led to the creation of their work.
Imposter syndrome is common among artists when it comes to valuing and selling their art, but they should recognize their worth and not undervalue themselves.00:00 The Use of AI in the Creative Industry
04:44 The Value of Creatives Beyond Their Art
07:01 Challenges in Valuing and Pricing Art
08:47 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as an Artist
