There's this idea floating around that using AI means you're somehow cheating the creative process or making it too easy.
But that's NOT how I use AI at all.
When I work with AI, I'm not checking out of the creative process. I'm fully in it—throwing questions, bouncing ideas,
️ Ev Chapman | Creative Entrepreneurx.comThere's this idea floating around that using AI means you're somehow cheating the creative process or making it too easy. But that's NOT how I use AI at all. When I work with AI, I'm not checking out of the creative process. I'm fully in it—throwing questions, bouncing ideas,
✨ The rise of AI art tools sparks a complex reaction for creatives like myself who have devoted years honing our craft. When anyone can type a text prompt and get a stunning visual output, it's natural to feel threatened. Our first instinct may be to reject these tools entirely.
🎨 Yet on further reflection, I see AI art... See more
Bilawal Sidhux.commost people assume that ai will do 100% of the work
wrong - it's closer to 20%
it's your scratchpad
most of the time, ai's outputs will be your first draft
it's up to you to customize and finalize
applies... See more
Ben Tossellx.comHOW TO WORK WITH A TIMID SCRIBE
The key to working with your timid scribe is understanding its strengths and limitations. My experience with AI so far has shown me that AI is brilliant at:
Pulling out ideas I didn't know I had (by asking me smart questions)
Creating structure from my scattered thoughts
Remembering all the context and examples I've