Can Human Artists Survive AI? + To Dye For by Greta Boris
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Can Human Artists Survive AI? + To Dye For by Greta Boris
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What happens to writers and artists when AI can generate books, images, and videos in seconds?
This week on The Indie Author Showcase, Chad takes another look at the AI debate—but this time, the question isn't whether AI is ethical or environmentally sustainable. It's how human creators continue to compete in a world flooded with AI-generated content.
From photography changing painting to CGI transforming animation, new technology has challenged artists before. Art didn't disappear. It evolved. Could AI force writers and artists to do the same? Chad explores why originality, creative intent, and creating something AI hasn't seen before may become increasingly important for indie creators.
Then it's time for this week's showcase: To Dye For by Greta Boris, a supernatural murder mystery featuring Imogene, a hairstylist whose unusual connection to the dead pulls her into an investigation involving a suspicious death—and possibly a serial killer.
Quirky characters, murder, humor, a reluctant heroine, and just enough supernatural weirdness make this one of Chad's favorite reads of the year so far—and an early contender for Indie Author Showcase Book of the Year.