4 ways generative AI can stimulate the creator economy

The Photo AI tool generates an image of ZDNET's Maria Diaz.

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Artificial intelligence is here to stay. It's not a fad or a craze -- it's a movement. Sure, the buzzwords will become less popular with time so ChatGPT and AI won't dominate the news. But AI tools will become the basis of how we do things in life and work, much like the industrial revolution changed the foundation of our modern existence and the internet did subsequently.

The Rise of Generative AI

A new wave of AI tools has taken the world by storm and given us a vision for a new way of working and finding the information that can streamline our work and our lives. We show you the ways tools like ChatGPT and other generational AI software are making impacts on the world, how to harness their power, as well as potential risks.

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Content creators are one professional group that seems to be embracing the power of AI; from a survey of 1,000 content creators conducted by Lightricks, a video and image editing apps developer, 84% reported they were likely to use AI if it would save them time or money, and 86% said they would use it if positively impact their creative process. 

But on the flip side, generative AI is also the same technology that can create deep fakes, which are images and videos that closely resemble the likeness of others to the point of proving hard to determine whether they're real. 

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