The beauty of Human Imperfection

Lately, I've been experiencing something I never experienced before.

The massive amount of AI-generated content being shared online is making me feel increasingly tired of it. I'm finding myself turning away from content created with AI apps.

At first, I was receptive to this kind of content, and I found it hilarious. It was something new to me. But now, I'm getting bored of seeing it, and I find myself scrolling past it very quickly whenever I come across something like this.

On the contrary, I'm learning to appreciate authentic content more: actual creative work, made by human hands, not just prompts.

Prompts are instructions, hints, directions... like a client telling an artist how they'd like a painting to look. But giving instructions is not the same as going through the creative process itself.

I'm becoming more open to actual art, more aware of the magnificence of genuine creation.

Mistakes? Great! No problem! You can always improve. That's a key part of any creative process. Mistakes, corrections, adjustments... and finally, a work of art!

I just wanted to share these thoughts and reflect on my own experience. No offense intended.

But I think that, in the near future, we'll all become overloaded and saturated with AI-generated products. And sadly, I fear this will devalue the whole thing.

Just my thoughts.