Savage Interactive Pty Ltd., the maker of a popular iPad design app Procreate, made this a rallying cry today, coming out against the rise of generative artificial intelligence image creation being ...

While technology firms scramble to take advantage of generative AI, one artist-friendly company is pushing in a decidedly different direction. Procreate, the company behind the popular art and design ...

The boss of one of the planet’s most popular design apps has bucked the trend towards the growing use of generative AI, by vowing that his company won’t be introducing the technology to its products.

Artists are raving about a new announcement from Procreate, a popular digital illustration software for iPad and iPhone. Rather than succumbing to the generative AI wave that has washed over its ...

iPad illustration app Procreate today announced that it has no plans to bring generative AI to its software, setting itself apart from many competitors who have embraced the technology. The decision ...

On Sunday, Procreate, the company behind popular illustration and animation apps for iOS, pledged to not introduce any generative AI features into its software programs, saying that the technology is ...

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A hot potato: Despite a lot of public opinion being against the use of generative AI and companies force-feeding the tech into our mouths, most firms believe not embracing it is commercial suicide.

Procreate, company behind the popular art app designed exclusively for iPad, has issued a public statement saying that it has no plans to include generative AI in its products. The debate over ...

If you’ve been paying attention this past year, it seems every app—from Adobe’s Photoshop to Canva—is chasing the white rabbit that is AI. James Cuda, the CEO of iPad-centric illustration app ...

You can still use AI in the pursuit of the (in your mind) perfect picture. It could even take a lot of time. And I would say True Art doesn't care about the respect ...