will.i.am: Why Human Creativity Will Survive
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A high-profile creator arguing that AI will assist rather than erase creativity reinforces the “co-pilot” framing for cultural industries. For teams building creative tools, the opportunity is in workflows that make artists feel amplified and in control, not replaced by a black box.
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