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IT Home reported on August 20 that the iPad illustration app Procreate recently released a blog post titled "AI is not our future", emphasizing that in the context of similar products in the market competing to use AI technology,The app has no plans to introduce generative AI technology。

Introduction to Procreate

Procreate is a popular creative app designed for iPad and is loved by professionals such as creators and artists.

Procreate provides everything you need to create expressive line drawings, richly colored paintings, beautiful illustrations, and sophisticated animations. Procreate offers over 100 hand-crafted brushes, an industry-leading art toolset, an advanced layer system, and the powerful Valkyrie graphics engine. It's a full-featured art studio that lets you create anywhere, anytime.

Official Statement

IT Home attaches the official statement of Procreate as follows:

Generative AI takes the humanity out of things. Based on theft, this technology is leading us to an impoverished world. We think machine learning is a fascinating technology with many advantages, but for us generative AI is the wrong direction to go. We exist to be human. We will not pursue technology that poses a moral threat to our most precious and priceless asset, human creativity. In the current technological frenzy, this may make us seem unconventional or like we are at risk of falling behind. But in our eyes, this is a more exciting and fruitful path for our community, although it may be less traveled.

Procreate CEO James Cuda reinforced this stance in a video posted on X (formerly Twitter), where he expressed his dislike for generative AI and explained that Procreate’s product was designed to “Humans will create something” The statement seemed to resonate with many digital artists, who have expressed concerns about incorporating artificial intelligence into their creative tools.