What Chinese philosophy reveals about the limits of AI creativity
whoamisri · reddit · 2026-11-10
An iai.tv essay argues from Chinese philosophy that current AI creativity is fundamentally limited: generative models that recombine patterns lack the open-ended context genuine creativity requires. A perspective piece for the AGI/creativity debate.
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