Time-saver or culture killer? The rising debate over AI-generated posters
21-09-2026 13:00 via cbc.ca

Time-saver or culture killer? The rising debate over AI-generated posters

While many people are turning to AI to make event posters, advertise local businesses and kid party invites, some are outright refusing to shop from businesses that use AI or attend events with AI posters.
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