After OpenAI's launch: agents are absorbing human taste and will challenge creativity
taherdhanera · x · 2026-09-30
The author argues that after OpenAI's latest launch, we're firmly in the agentic era. Against the common claim that AI can't replace human creativity, he believes agents are already absorbing human taste, styles and creative patterns, and will eventually develop something like their own creative taste — even challenging humans in creativity. He's fully optimistic: some of the best future films will be made with agents elevating, not replacing, human imagination.
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