A post-AGI world may still value human creativity, this essay argues
soumitrashukla9 · x · 2026-07-28
The post shares a thoughtful essay arguing that in a post-AGI world, human creativity and expression will still matter.
The author says AI is already unlocking new ways for people to express themselves and think about the world, while the quoted piece criticizes Big Tech’s broader plan to make humanity obsolete. The overall thread is a philosophical disagreement about what AGI should mean for human value, not a technical update about models or regulation.
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