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AI and the Replacement of Artists

  • AI-generated art lacks the emotional depth, intentionality, and lived experience that define human creativity; ethical frameworks need to be implemented to protect intellectual property.
  • Instead of replacing artists, AI should be used to augment human creativity and empower artists to push creative boundaries while ensuring their unique voices remain central to the process.
  • Passive consumers of AI-generated content can easily become targets for manipulation, control, or persuasion by those who wield AI unethically, which can shape the shadows of AI deliberately in order to deceive and mislead.
  • AI-driven persuasion creates shadows of truth — carefully crafted illusions designed to influence behavior, without awareness and critical thinking, consumers may accept these manipulations as genuine choices.
  • The puppet masters in the cave control the prisoners’ perception of reality. Similarly, those who control AI systems can shape public perception, influence elections, and suppress dissent.
  • True wisdom requires effort, reflection, and engagement with the world. AI risks becoming a 'fire' that distracts us with easy answers and superficial content.
  • By guiding AI to serve as a tool for deeper understanding and illumination, we can ensure it doesn't distort the path to wisdom.
  • AI is a powerful tool, but its impact depends on how we choose to use it. If guided ethically, it can help humanity pursue truth, improve lives and preserve the dignity of work.
  • We can guide AI out of the shadows and into the light, ensuring it aligns with Plato’s vision of a just and enlightened society by acting as ethical stewards

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