Daily emerged as a creative laboratory for thinking through art in the age of AI, not as a showcase of tools but as a sustained inquiry into how artistic genres, modes of production, and aesthetic conventions are being reconfigured. The program treated AI as a cultural condition rather than a novelty, creating space for artists to test, combine, reference, and collide emerging techniques with existing artistic lineages.

Daily functioned as an infrastructure for creative freedom at a moment when authorship, automation, and visual coherence were being renegotiated in real time. It acknowledged this shift as one of the most consequential transformations in art production since the advent of the computer, and insisted that artists, through experimentation rather than prediction, remain central to understanding what this transformation means.