Procreate Rejects Generative AI, Emphasizes Human Creativity
CEO James Cuda announces the popular iPad illustration app will not incorporate generative AI, citing ethical concerns and a commitment to artist support.
- Procreate's stance contrasts with competitors like Adobe and Canva, which have integrated AI tools.
- The company believes generative AI undermines human creativity and is built on unethical practices.
- Procreate assures users that their artwork and data remain private and uncompromised.
- The announcement has received widespread praise from digital artists and creatives.
- Procreate maintains a one-time purchase model, avoiding subscription fees common among rivals.