With the rapid rise of generative AI tools for images, video, and design assets has completely divided the creative community. While these tools can help make the creative process a lot easier and faster, none creatives also have access to them. With AI tools a person who has zero knowledge about graphic designing can actually design a flyer with the right prompts. Due to this creatives now see these tools as a threat to not just their source of income but also to the trade itself as they feel heavy reliance on automation strips away the raw intentional human touch and emotions. What's your take on this?

It would be in the interest of business to reject all AI created works. Atleast we see that at writing Sites.

On Jun 30, 2026, iamawriter said:

It would be in the interest of business to reject all AI created works. Atleast we see that at writing Sites.

This is certainly true. The good thing I that many writing sites have constantly rejected AI-generated content. The fact of the matter remains that many writing websites value real human efforts. AI cannot generate high-quality content related to technical subjects such as programming, development, arts, etc. Even if it were capable of doing so, it would lack real human input.

AI is good for bettering the world in other spheres but when it comes to individuals it is better they stay away Everything on a platter is bound to affect our brain

AI is changing the creative field. They make designs easier now than it used to be. But it is also a threat to creatives' income. Even if you are using it, add your own touch for authenticity.

It really makes sense why the creative community is split on this. When I'm prototyping a new web app or mobile interface, AI is great for roughing out placeholder assets or exploring layout directions before I commit to final code.

Where it crosses the line is when companies try to replace actual illustrators, writers, and designers with raw generated output. AI only remixes patterns that already exist, so without human taste and lived experience, everything starts looking the same.