The company acknowledged that eschewing generative AI could put it at a competitive disadvantage, but said it sees “this road less travelled as the more exciting and fruitful one for our community.”
Many digital artists and illustrators have expressed concerns about generative AI, fearing it could reduce employment opportunities and that AI models are often trained on artists’ work without permission or compensation. Procreate’s stance appears to resonate with these concerns.
“We’re here for the humans,” Procreate stated. “We’re not chasing a technology that is a moral threat to our greatest jewel: human creativity.”
The announcement has garnered widespread praise from creatives online. It stands in contrast to other digital art companies that have faced backlash for introducing AI features, like Adobe and Clip Studio Paint.
While acknowledging uncertainty about the future, Cuda expressed confidence in Procreate’s approach: “We don’t exactly know where this story’s gonna go, or how it ends, but we believe that we’re on the right path to supporting human creativity.”
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