I'm finding very interesting reflexions on #AI on @ben's blog.

"Generative AI is a technical accomplishment, for sure, but it is not a humanist accomplishment. There are no shortcuts to the human experience. And wanting a shortcut to human experience in itself devalues being human."
https://werd.io/2024/on-being-human-and-creative

But what if we keep (and enjoy even more) the human experience part? I can't stop thinking AI might eventually end up shifting the value to the process over the outcome.

Thoughts?

On being human and "creative"

https://www.hbcompass.io/on-being-human-and-creative/ [Heather Bryant] "What generative AI creates is not any one person's creative expression. Generative AI is only possible because of the work that has been

^{Ben Werdmuller (Werd I/O)}