Traditional digital art still matters. In the Web3 era, there's growing momentum behind hand-crafted creative works and human-made designs that aren't generated through AI tools. Collectors and creators alike are increasingly valuing the authenticity, originality, and artistic intent behind genuine digital creations. Whether it's illustration, graphic design, or visual art, the distinction between human craftsmanship and algorithmic output continues to shape how communities evaluate NFT projects and digital collectibles. The conversation around art authenticity and creation methods is becoming more central to how we appreciate value in the digital economy.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 12-23 12:01
To put it plainly, authenticity is as important as access control. Without a transparent creation chain, it's no different from a contract that hasn't undergone a security audit; both are like laying landmines.
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 12-23 00:21
Handmade will always win, AI drawing no matter how amazing is still electronic waste.
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TokenTherapist
· 12-22 07:50
Handmade items are indeed valuable, the trap generated by AI is doomed.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 12-22 07:36
Well, actually, handmade items still have their charm, while AI-generated stuff can be seen through at a glance.
Traditional digital art still matters. In the Web3 era, there's growing momentum behind hand-crafted creative works and human-made designs that aren't generated through AI tools. Collectors and creators alike are increasingly valuing the authenticity, originality, and artistic intent behind genuine digital creations. Whether it's illustration, graphic design, or visual art, the distinction between human craftsmanship and algorithmic output continues to shape how communities evaluate NFT projects and digital collectibles. The conversation around art authenticity and creation methods is becoming more central to how we appreciate value in the digital economy.