'Kind of surprising': Artist questions Truro business group's use of AI for merchandise

Downtown Truro Partnership used technology to create artwork for buskerfest tote bag

CBC NewsLuke Ettinger

A local artist says she is surprised that a Truro, N.S., business association used artificial intelligence to design merchandise for a recent community festival.

The Downtown Truro Partnership used AI to create the artwork featured on a tote bag sold for $25 at the Truro Buskerfest, an event organized by the partnership on July 10-11.

Alicia Simms Breland, CEO of Rolling Sea Tattooery in nearby Millbrook, N.S., said there were few indicators on the merchandise to suggest the design wasn't created…

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'Kind of surprising': Artist questions Truro business group's use of AI for merchandise

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CBC NewsLuke Ettinger, Posted: Jul 13, 2026 12:28 PM EDT | Last Updated: 1 minute ago
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