Procreate has refused to introduce generative AI technology into its iPad application, with CEO James Cuda stating that AI is 'taking away the humanity of creation.' This decision has sparked heated discussions in the art community, with artists expressing concerns that AI could change the essence of art and even replace human artists. Cuda emphasized that while technology is advancing, art should not be dominated by machines, and the manual creative process is indispensable. Procreate's users oppose the introduction of AI, prompting the company to pay attention to this issue.

Procreate has announced an anti-AI commitment, refusing to use generative AI assistance on its platform, drawing attention from the creative community. The company argues that generative AI technology strips away humanity from the creative process and may be based on 'stealing' works, leading to a 'barren future'. While acknowledging the advantages of machine learning technology, Procreate firmly believes that the direction of AI development is flawed. Artists are concerned about AI models being trained on their works without permission, and the widespread application of AI technology could reduce job opportunities. This has prompted some digital illustrators...