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‘Nobody wants a robot to read them a story!’ The creatives and academics rejecting AI – at work and at home
- Novelist Ewan Morrison discovered a fake book title generated by ChatGPT and refuses to use AI in his life and work.
- Many individuals actively resist using generative AI due to fears of harm, ineffectiveness, or a preference for human interaction.
- AI proponents criticize those who resist AI, labeling them as ignorant or out of touch.
- Concerns among those who oppose AI include job losses, environmental impact, loss of human connection, and ethical concerns.
- Some professionals, like audiobook narrators and academics, are concerned about the impact of AI in their fields, such as automated storytelling and student work.
- Resistance to AI extends to late adoption or limited usage for specific tasks by some individuals, while others feel pressured to use it for career advancement.
- Critics of generative AI view it as a threat to creativity, human connection, and the authenticity of art.
- Some predict that audiences will eventually reject AI-created content in favor of more authentic, human-produced works.
- Despite being technophiles, those resisting AI are motivated by a desire to protect human connection and creativity.
- Individuals like Justine Bateman and Ewan Morrison appreciate the values of human creativity and community over dependence on artificial intelligence.
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