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AI and the Future of Creativity - Artificiality and Originality (Part 2)

This is the second video of two on AI. Using music as an example to follow, I offer some nascent thoughts on artificiality and originality. I’m trying to think longterm here, not today or tomorrow. The Enlightenment concepts of we have of the virtues of science and knowledge will have to shift so that we may remain human. I’m proposing a de-habituation of intelligence, a critical examination of capitalism, and a nurturing of originality against the artificial. This is no Luddite polemic against technology. We cannot destroy the artificial. AI will do what it will do. But we can do different. 00:00 Review of Part 1 01:19 AI in art, life, and work 03:48 Art vs content 06:41 Musicians and DJs 10:43 Writing, education, and capitalism 13:20 The human becoming artificial 17:34 Addressing current and future needs ©James Batcho, 2023 Creative Philosophy is a channel of original thought pieces, completed essays, and nascent ideas at the intersections of philosophy and creative arts. The aim of the channel is to bring together concepts and storytelling to inspire new ideas in creativity. James Batcho Ph.D. teaches storytelling and writes philosophy. Sources mentioned: Crawford, K. 2021. Atlas of AI: Power, Politics, and the Planetary Costs of Artificial Intelligence. New Haven: Yale University. Dahaher, J. 2019. Automation and Utopia: Human Flourishing in a World Without Work. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Foucault, M. 1995. Discipline and Punish. New York: Vintage. Thompson, D. and Riva, C. D. 2023. “The Science of How Music Hits Have Changed in the Last 60 Years.” Plain English with Derek Thompson [podcast]. February 24, 2023. Zettl, H. Sight Sound Motion. 1999. Sight Sound Motion. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth. Image credits (all from Pixabay): Gerd Altmann (x3), Pexels, rohatcom68, Michael Schwarzenberger, Htc Erl. Additional photos and videos by James Batcho. #education #musician #capitalism #ai #artificialintelligence