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Organizers of Oakland First Fridays made a flyer using AI, and are facing backlash for not using a human artist.

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Oakland First Fridays organizers issued a statement to its followers after facing backlash for using AI-generated artwork to advertise an event, citing budget constraints for the experiment. The ...

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