#surf
I found an opening post about #artificialintelligence on a forum that is better written than most online articles. I don't use AI myself, but I've seen AI generated art and writing.
https://forum.agoraroad.com/index.php?threads/ai-tags-in-humans-tap-out.6119/
Meanwhile, as we incrementally relinquish small bits of our daily lives to AI, we lose an opportunity to solve problems and reflect on our experience, to aim for long term self-improvement. And when our creative output is inspired by vicarious experience, not our own, a culture previously never short on ideas becomes stagnant— just as soulless and sterile and the technologies that distract us from meaningful change.
Even before AI, I had wondered how little deliberation mattered. For example, I deliberated a lot while writing stories and fanfiction. But for Nanowrimo, there's the "fill the 50k word quota and fix later" workflow that tends to be successfu. Meanwhile, most of my stories are short and average <1K views (not popular/ (Quantity over quality wins.)
If there isn't much deliberation in writing a novel, then it might be the case that literature has been a historically overrated endeavor in terms of intellectual merit.