Irony of the agent era: AI is pushing this creator back to pen and paper
dreamwieber · x · 2026-11-08
A creator shares a counterintuitive observation: because he can hand rough sketches and handwritten notes straight to an AI agent, he's drawing and writing more on pen and paper. AI speeds up the digital side while ironically pushing him back toward slower, more intentional mediums.
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