Labelling ‘AI art’: Is it art or not? 

Inquirer.net - Sep 7, 2026

A look at the rise of “AI art” and the debate amongst artists, AI enthusiasts, and the general public. Labelling ‘AI art’: Is it art or not?  When scrolling inside your social media dashboard, you happen to see a post about a school-based poster making contest.  At first, you are intrigued by how ‘perfectly-made’ these

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