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In the future, art will be created using 3D printing; artists will use an AI-powered 3D printer to produce sculptures, paintings and other works of art. It's called the "artificial NFT" (Neural Generative Tool). Artists can upload their creations to an online platform and earn digital currency for the works they sell. These artists could be from any country or language. Their works will be stored and searchable by anyone.

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• 3D printing is the latest high tech innovation that allows you to create your own objects. 3D printing technology is currently only in its infancy and it may be years before we see widespread adoption. But when it does, expect

3D printing is the latest high tech innovation that allows you to create your own objects. 3D printing technology is currently only in its infancy and it may be years before we see widespread adoption. But when it does, expect

Products should be created in the real world, where manufacturing takes place. While they may look real, they are still designed before they are actually manufactured. For example, an iPhone is designed before it is manufactured, so if you want to create a replica of an iPhone, you will need 3D printing technology in order to make it.Products should be created using real human labor — people are the most important asset that brands have! In other words, any marketing campaign needs a workforce to make them happen. But if you use 3D printing technology today without considering your workforce's productivity, this may lead to delays or canceled projects. For example, Taylor Swift launched its new album "Reputation" while her workforce was on strike at the same time.

I would like to hear how you envision 3D printing's impact on artWe imagine artists using 3D printing to create art by using their imagination.In many ways it is a way to build mass-produced objects that are perfect in design, and also very low-cost. It's a way to create things we can't make now, like robots controlled by software. In the future, wouldn't they be able to construct structures that look exactly like real structures? How would they make them? Would they get it right every time? These are questions we need answered before we say "yes" or "no".

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