AI art will never be 'ours': a case for humanities in any good AI future
birchlse · x · 2026-09-29
Kyrannio Ghosh argues that in any good AI future, the arts and humanities remain essential. For better or worse, AI-generated art, music, and literature will never be our art, music, and literature — people will still be needed to understand, curate, and continue humanity's cultural traditions.
It's a humanist counterpoint to 'AI replaces creativity' discourse, stressing the irreplaceable role of human cultural stewardship in the AI era.
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