AI and creativity: a tool or an idea cheat?
AI can boost your creativity, but your signature always comes from you.
Generating an image, a beat or the start of a text in seconds is a rush. But AI mostly remixes what already exists: it rarely starts from scratch. The risk is that everything looks alike if nobody adds their own personality.
AI as a starting point
Use AI to break through the blank page, test ten directions, find a spark. Then it's up to you to sort, rework and own your choices. The tool suggests, but your taste decides.
Be honest about your process
If you publish a largely AI-generated piece, saying so is nothing to be ashamed of, quite the opposite. It avoids misunderstandings and respects the people who follow you. What matters is the intention and the work you build around it.
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