"Great art requires unique human experience" is just a theory AI is about to test
paul_cal · x · 2026-09-12
Paul Caluro argues that the widespread belief that great art requires deep grounding in unique human experiences is an untested, historically overdetermined theory — and generative AI is about to put it to a real test, likely to find it wanting.
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