How much will AI destroy creativity that is natural?

[Jason]

Nowadays, you can write a story like Stephen King. You can make art modifications that took all day with GIMP in just a few clicks maybe. Anyway, myself, I think real creativity is dead. This really affects the market too as with more genius creativity, the less valuable it will be.

 

[cpvr]

I don’t think real creativity will ever be dead or slow down. Creating your own art and writing takes time & I believe AI won’t ever take that away from creative and talented people.

It benefits those that aren’t talented in either areas and it’s a shame that so many companies are using it now instead of hiring actual individuals that can create quality work.

 

[Henrywrites]

There are parts that they are not going to touch at all. Just take a look at teaching and you will understand that it is part of creativity that Ai is not going to destroy.

 

[Demon_skeith]

Lol, I've tested AI writing, that crap isn't anywhere near top level authors. It will be years before it is actually good.

 

[Soulwatcher]

I honestly don't think that AI is going to tale over the industry. A computer is never going to think like a human. At least not anytime soon.

 

[Sleepysaur]

I also agree that AI is not going to take over in the creative sense. Its true that it continues to advance but the fact remains that AI only ever takes from creators than ever creating something new or original. I think most artists and writers would agree that AI in the creative space is unwanted.

 

[Shortie]

I don't believe that real creativity will ever die, yes to an extent AI will be used for creations but it still takes a human to input information into AI to get the results and that will take creativity.

 

[KittyKat5]

AI uses what's already made. That makes it difficult for new ideas to happen and it's just a remake using what's available. Now, if you don't totally rely on AI, there is a possibility that creativity can survive, but if you rely too much on it, it's just a remake.

 

[Alicia]

There are parts that they are not going to touch at all. Just take a look at teaching and you will understand that it is part of creativity that Ai is not going to destroy.

Exactly my thoughts. Ai won't touch anything about teaching. It will be a really difficult work for it. Ai is doing a great work, no doubt but creativity is always a new idea popping in all time. Creativity will not be destroy by Ai.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

I totally disagree that AI will destroy natural creativity. I use AI to augment my imagination, but it can't definitely replace the emotion of human experience.

 

[lens]

I totally disagree that AI will destroy natural creativity. I use AI to augment my imagination, but it can't definitely replace the emotion of human experience.

AI is definitely not a replacement for human creativity, but it's a great tool to enhance my ideas and imagination.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

AI is definitely not a replacement for human creativity, but it's a great tool to enhance my ideas and imagination.

AI won't kill creativity, but it's definitely going to change how we value and compensate creative work.

 

[Nomad]

I see positive side, I believe AI will spark creativity in human beings because it will give ideas to work on. However, I also see that human beings will also start becoming lazy as AI will do a lot of things for people

 

[Baw$e]

I think AI is taking over creativity people are using AI generated articles, graphics, and now there are games that can be made with AI.

 

[cpvr]

I think AI is taking over creativity people are using AI generated articles, graphics, and now there are games that can be made with AI.

I don’t think it’ll Ever replace real artists and writers. That’s the main thing. AI doesn’t stand a chance against actual creatives.

 

[Zani]

I don’t think real creativity will ever be dead or slow down. Creating your own art and writing takes time & I believe AI won’t ever take that away from creative and talented people.

It benefits those that aren’t talented in either areas and it’s a shame that so many companies are using it now instead of hiring actual individuals that can create quality work.

Another thing is the writing styles, which are unique to each writer. There is a lower possibility of Ai taking that away no matter how we try to look at it. That's something that won't occur at all.

 

[Jason]

Lol, I've tested AI writing, that crap isn't anywhere near top level authors. It will be years before it is actually good.

Yeah, the problem is it sounds "too good". Since it is so good, it seems like it's fake.

Well, there needs to be a little personal flavor to make it seem more human, but then again, there's no limit to AI and maybe it will accomplish that.

 

[cpvr]

Another thing is the writing styles, which are unique to each writer. There is a lower possibility of Ai taking that away no matter how we try to look at it. That's something that won't occur at all.

Exactly. The talent of humans will always override what AI brings to the table, especially when it pertains to writing. Writing styles are unique and that is something that AI will never be able to replace.

The same thing applies to art as well. AI generated art isn’t exactly good as it’s not made by creators.

The talent speaks for itself on both sides.

 

[Alisa]

I don’t think AI will destroy natural creativity, but it will change how we define and use it. In my experience, AI handles repetitive or generative tasks well, but human insight, emotion, and originality remain unique.

 

[Milla]

I don’t think AI will destroy natural creativity, but it will change how we define and use it. In my experience, AI handles repetitive or generative tasks well, but human insight, emotion, and originality remain unique.

I also believe that AI probably won’t destroy natural creativity, but it will definitely change how creativity works. New tools have always altered creative fields, yet human imagination, emotion, and lived experience remain hard to replace.
AI can automate certain tasks that might reduce demand for some routine creative work. At the same time, it can also act as a tool that helps people experiment, brainstorm ideas, or speed up production.