Convenience over creativity: Is AI is changing graphic design?

Designing a poster used to take creativity and time, but now, through generative artificial intelligence, it can be created in just seconds. It is no secret that artificial intelligence, or AI, has quickly become a popular and convenient tool for a variety of tasks, including creating graphics such as promotional posters. Something that once required brainstorming, thinking and design can now be done with a few quick prompts. Even though AI offers a quick and convenient alternative, it has sparked many conversations about the lack of originality, true artistic expression and human creativity. Students at Simpson College have a range of opinions on the use of AI in creative spaces, and for some, their concerns extend beyond the appearance of AI-generated images. Izzy Carter, a sophomore majoring in graphic design and interactive media, feels strongly about the use of AI in art, believing that the disadvantages outweigh its convenience.

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