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DESCRIPTION:Eric Zhou\n\nQuestrom School of Business\, Boston University\n
 \nGenerative AI and Creative Markets: Supply-side Responses to AI Disrupti
 on & Data Governance\n\nDate: Thursday\, December 11\, 2025\n	Time: 10:30 A
 M - 12:00 PM EST\n	Location: Bronfman Building\, Room 245\n\nAll are cordia
 lly invited to attend.\n\n\nAbstract\n\nThe emergence of generative artifi
 cial intelligence (AI) has sparked debate about its impacts on creative ma
 rkets\, echoing concerns raised following the advent of Adobe Photoshop\, 
 which incited fears of labor displacement. However\, those earlier innovat
 ions spurred new artistic genres and\, ultimately\, market expansion. We e
 xamine how digital creators respond to the emergence of AI tools and conse
 quent data governance concerns\, and how these choices reshape competition
  in creative markets. Using data from one of the largest industry art plat
 forms\, we find that AI-assisted creators intensify portfolio-building act
 ivities to strengthen their labor market position while creators sensitive
  to data governance\, i.e.\, who opt out of serving AI training datasets\,
  withdraw from portfolio competition. To understand how creators strategic
 ally adapt their portfolios in response to competitive disruption\, we lev
 erage Visual-Concept Modeling\, a multimodal feature extraction approach f
 or characterizing prototypical artifact types based on visual and conceptu
 al elements. We identify a concentration of homogenized content\, specific
 ally character concept art\, driven by AI adoption\, while AI-sensitive cr
 eators\, particularly freelancers and new entrants\, reduce production in 
 AI-dominated genres without substituting for other artifact types. These f
 indings suggest that the allowance of AI and risk of creators' work being 
 appropriated for AI training may undermine creators' incentives to partici
 pate in the market\, highlighting the urgent need for policy clarity to fo
 ster the long-term sustainability of creative ecosystems.\n
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LOCATION:Room 245\, Bronfman Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1G5\, 1001
  rue Sherbrooke Ouest
SUMMARY:Information Systems & BSRM joint Seminar: Eric Zhou
URL:/desautels/channels/event/information-systems-bsrm
 -joint-seminar-eric-zhou-369665
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