A.I. Is Excellent For Shooting, Not For Aiming
15 Feb 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker argues that artificial intelligence is highly effective at carrying out tasks—what he calls “shooting”—but it lacks the ability to originate personalized ideas, or “aiming.” He warns creators not to let AI generate the core concept of their work, as this would strip away the unique, personal touch that distinguishes them. Instead, he suggests using AI to execute or develop ideas that the creator has already conceived, preserving individuality while leveraging AI’s execution strengths.










