Is human creativity finally dead?

Take the example of the Swiss watch industry. Handmade Swiss watches like Patek Philippe or Vacheron Constantin command a premium in a world dominated by mass-produced timepieces. The reason is simple: these watches aren't just about telling time. They encapsulate the craft, the time, the personal attention, and the human story that has gone into t... See more

Because that's where the real gold is. How we navigate our emotions, experiences, and ideas to create something unique is not merely an act of producing art—it's an act of self-improvement and self-understanding.

As AI-generated content becomes commonplace, human-created content bearing the stamp of individuality will become a sought-after luxury.

Give a machine billions of data points. Add the power of pattern recognition. Suddenly, the mystique of creativity seems glaringly mechanical. Art, writing, and even strategic games like Go are revealed to be less divine and more like precision-based machinery.

That's the hard truth we're grappling with: our prized domains of creativity may not be a... See more