I wrote this as a creative trying to make sense of what it means to keep making things in a world increasingly shaped by AI. When tools can replicate our output, I think it's our curiosity and our questions that become our real advantage.
This isn’t an anti-AI piece. I use it too. But I believe we need to protect and trust the core skills that made us creators in the first place. This was my way of exploring that. I'd love to hear how others are thinking about it.
I wrote this as a creative trying to make sense of what it means to keep making things in a world increasingly shaped by AI. When tools can replicate our output, I think it's our curiosity and our questions that become our real advantage.
This isn’t an anti-AI piece. I use it too. But I believe we need to protect and trust the core skills that made us creators in the first place. This was my way of exploring that. I'd love to hear how others are thinking about it.
Really cool! How do you identify the most interesting areas of the fog?