AI Use in Baguio Festival Sparks Criticism from Artists
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in a theatrical production at the 9th Ibag-iw Creative Festival in Baguio City has drawn criticism from local artists and cultural observers, who question its impact on originality and artistic integrity.
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