AI doesn't eliminate creativity, it demands more of it. Like the typewriter and computer before it, AI handles routine work like grammar and spelling, freeing you to focus on higher-level ideas and vision. The tool learns your style and offers iterative feedback, pushing collaborators toward more meaningful, strategic work.
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Is AI killing the average talent? Is it, do you have to be a really good one? But you say just that you also have people that are basically not artists from what they are, but they have their needs and suddenly they have a tool so they can also express their creativity because I always heard here this, it's just those people are really talented who can become better and the other ones will be, yeah, AI will kill their— Creativity or so, but you don't see it like this.
I don't think AI kills creativity. I think it forces us to be more creative. You have to use it just like a tool, just like when the typewriter became a computer, it went so much faster. And then once you added a microphone and now I could talk into my word processing as opposed to have to use my fingers to word process. And now instead of having to even talk it into it, I can describe the overall arching feel and the overall arching message that I want to come across and put this much information into it and still spit out something that will come to me in a letter. And I didn't have to like take me an hour and a half to write the letter. It took me about 15, 20 minutes. To write that letter. It doesn't mean I still didn't write the letter. It doesn't mean that it wasn't my thoughts, my message, my story, my overall vision. But I didn't have to worry about the grammar and the spelling. I didn't have to worry about the context, and I could read it over. I can even massage it a little bit to make it more my own along the way and elevate it into that human world. In that aspect, but yet I saved myself, you know, 45 minutes to go on to do the next thing, and I can accomplish so much more. But it's still me that all those thoughts that came out that are now perfectly written in grammatical spelling thought are my thoughts, are my vision. The more I work with my AI buddy on my language model or my design model or Any of those things, it talks more and more like me and gets to know more and more like me. I've even thrown back. I'm like, this doesn't sound like me, and it's come back and said, yeah, you're right. Here, let me try again. Right? So just like I would, you know, I have staff people who do writing for me, but I sit down and blah blah blah blah blah blah blah write into them to have them go away and write it. You know, now I can blah, blah, blah right into a computer and it can come back and I can have that person who used to spend hours trying to take, not necessarily dictation, but take my thoughts and try and write it and go through 3 and 4 revisions. I can have that person doing much higher level stuff because I don't need them doing this. It didn't replace them. It allowed them to move on to more meaningful tasks. Mm-hmm.
