I believe this book addresses questions that many people are only just beginning to form.
One question it raises is: How does the use of generative AI change the person using it? This is highly relevant for both creators and consumers. What happens when we outsource our thinking and creativity?
I particularly like the comparison to organic food. Brilliant!
Instead of explaining generative AI using technical jargon, the author compares synthetic content to highly processed food and advocates for the protection of organic, human-made works.
Using a wide range of examples – some amusing, some alarming, and others completely surprising – the book argues that generative AI does not simply replace human labour. It also alters our perception, judgment, attention, identity, relationships and personal growth, and with that our outlook on the future.
Soul-Made is neither pro- nor anti-AI but shows how we can engage with AI consciously.
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Brilliant, thought-provoking book about our culture, our creativity and potential trajectories
I believe this book addresses questions that many people are only just beginning to form.
One question it raises is: How does the use of generative AI change the person using it? This is highly relevant for both creators and consumers. What happens when we outsource our thinking and creativity?
I particularly like the comparison to organic food. Brilliant!
Instead of explaining generative AI using technical jargon, the author compares synthetic content to highly processed food and advocates for the protection of organic, human-made works.
Using a wide range of examples – some amusing, some alarming, and others completely surprising – the book argues that generative AI does not simply replace human labour. It also alters our perception, judgment, attention, identity, relationships and personal growth, and with that our outlook on the future.
Soul-Made is neither pro- nor anti-AI but shows how we can engage with AI consciously.
Brilliant, thought-provoking book about our culture, our creativity and potential trajectories
I believe this book addresses questions that many people are only just beginning to form.
One question it raises is: How does the use of generative AI change the person using it? This is highly relevant for both creators and consumers. What happens when we outsource our thinking and creativity?
I particularly like the comparison to organic food. Brilliant!
Instead of explaining generative AI using technical jargon, the author compares synthetic content to highly processed food and advocates for the protection of organic, human-made works.
Using a wide range of examples – some amusing, some alarming, and others completely surprising – the book argues that generative AI does not simply replace human labour. It also alters our perception, judgment, attention, identity, relationships and personal growth, and with that our outlook on the future.
Soul-Made is neither pro- nor anti-AI but shows how we can engage with AI consciously.