The Future of Graphic Communications: Exploring the Intersection of Generative AI and Digital Assets


Dr. Reem El Asaleh, Director of LED, Associate Professor, Graphic Communications Management, The Creative School, Toronto Metropolitan University

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This research paper delves into the synergy between generative AI and Digital Asset Management (DAM) within the future landscape of the graphic communications industry. While generative AI harnesses neural network algorithms to independently produce content like images and marketing materials, DAM systems serve as the backbone technology for storing, organizing, and distributing digital assets, ensuring accessibility for design, print, and publications. This convergence extends beyond graphics, embracing diverse disciplines such as Computer Science for AI modelling, Marketing and Advertising for innovative design approaches, Graphic Design for creative integration of AI, Library and Information Science for metadata management, and Business Management for assessing economic implications. Key inquiries revolve around how generative AI can revolutionize DAM functionality, enhancing efficiency, creativity, and customization, alongside ethical considerations surrounding its implementation in graphic communications.

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