If Artificial Intelligence eventually writes better novels, essays, scripts, poems, and even personal stories than humans, what exactly becomes valuable afterwards? For centuries, creativity and self expression were seen as uniquely human traits; proof of intelligence, emotion, struggle, and imagination. But if machines can replicate all of that instantly and at scale, does society begin valuing authenticity over quality? Does human made art become a luxury? Or do we eventually stop caring whether something was created by a person at all, as long as it makes us feel something? And if artificial intelligence can generate infinite content tailored perfectly to our tastes, will creativity become democratized… or meaningless? submitted by /u/ScholarPositive3947
Originally posted by u/ScholarPositive3947 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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