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Not in the usual sense of AI-generated art. In CPA, AI produces candidate images. A released work is formed through human judgment, formal intervention, evidence control, audit, and release decision.
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About coartisan art
Questions about collecting, display, evidence, editions, and the role of AI.
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Q1. Is Hypergraphic Art AI art?
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Q2. Where is the artist?
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The artist is not only in the prompt, but in selection, revision, deletion, compression, audit, evidence control, and final release judgment. CPA treats authorship not as a single input, but as a sustained act of judgment.
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Q3. Can the works be collected?
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Released works may include Work ID, edition information, medium, size, evidence level, release package, and certificate. Acquisition mode depends on the work type: physical output, editioned digital work, installation project, or commission.
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Q4. Are all prompts and evidence disclosed?
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Not necessarily. Public pages disclose only minimum sufficient information. Full prompts, candidate records, and evidence packages are provided according to work status, rights, privacy, and collector relationship.
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Q5. Does every work have a certificate?
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Released works should include a certificate. Internal candidates, observation works, remakes, or works marked compliant but not released do not enter the formal certificate process.
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Q6. Do you accept commissions?
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Limited commissions are accepted. Commissioned projects must follow the CPA method. Pure style replication, fast image production, or unauthorized visual imitation is not accepted.
