Reddit debate: creatives refusing AI are 'digging a ditch for themselves'
Lost-Site-5169 · reddit · 2026-09-24
A debate-sparking Reddit post argues that creative professionals who refuse to touch AI on grounds of artistic integrity are digging their own graves: if corporations ever see AI savings, they'll mandate it anyway. The author concedes AI currently has no place in creative decisions, but asks why not let it handle the grunt work while humans focus on what matters. The comment section weighs in on whether creators should embrace AI.
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