As AI continues to reshape the creative world, one question keeps haunting me: what happens when machines produce the bulk of human culture?

This Food For Thought entry explores the uneasy relationship between generative AI and human creativity — from copyright dilemmas to the erosion of cultural legacy. Should AI-made products be allowed to generate profit? Or is it simply plagiarism on steroids?

This is an invitation for us to think together about how to protect human legacy.

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CHAPTERS

00:00 – AI and the Creative Crisis

00:57 – When Machines Replace Artists

01:17 – Watermarks, Ethics, and Ownership

02:50 – AI Is Plagiarism on Steroids

03:20 – The Case for Banning Profits from AI Products

06:54 – Human Creativity vs. Machine Culture

07:41 – Jim Lee: DC Comics and the Human Touch

09:02 – Final Thoughts & Invitation to Debate

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AI Generated Videos Featured:

- The Album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koOLNdKXr-c

- Frostbiste: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhH3uxcdM1M

- He Stole a Sacred Stone… Now Its Curse Has Found Him!:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQf0JSPo-YE

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