Raw LLM Responses

25yr veteran of the creative industry here. Couple of thoughts: The advent of desktop publishing didn't stop clients coming to us to design posters and brochures - although a few did. The advent of the digital camera didn't stop people coming to us for imagery. (Anymore than the advent of photography didn't stop the painted medium) - although a few clients took their own images, and they were shit to work with. The advent of writing tools like Hemingway and Grammarly didn't stop people using our copy writers. Although a few clients got pretty good at writing copy. Likewise, the likes of services like Wix, Shopify and Squarespace didn't stop people from working with us to build and maintain a web presence. The reality is that people tend to lack imagination. And even those with a great vision, lack the insight on how to get from A to B. To me, A.I. is just another tool in our arsenal. Just like photoshop or stock libraries. Even if an A.I. could totally dominant our field, I still see us being involved to guide the process and act as the creative muse/nucleus. But also as the gatekeeper that can recognize what's good and what's not. I think people like to catastrophize about it, where as in reality it's just another 'car superseding the horse' moment in time.