Human–AI Cooperation in Graphic Design: Current Difficulties and Future Potentials
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https://doi.org/10.35484/pssr.2026(10-I)26Keywords:
AI, Graphic Design, AI Integration, Constraints, PossibilitiesAbstract
This study explores the possibilities, constraints, and new paths in Human-AI collaboration from a theoretical and conceptual stances. The paper focuses on analyzing the transformation of the AI processes, impacts the aesthetic choices and expands the scope of creativity. Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the creative field, especially graphic design, where it now considered as a supportive partner in ideation and concept generations. Issues including conflict of authorship, ethical issues and repetitive design are all thoroughly evaluated in this work. A mixed method approach is used to gather data to gain the knowledge on current conflicts and future possibilities of Human AI collaboration which resulted better understanding of the industry's inclination towards AI technologies. By providing a detail discussion on current conflicts and future possibilities of Human AI collaboration for upcoming research and practices, the paper adds to the continuing conversation on successful incorporation of AI tools in graphic design.
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