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It’s easier than ever to create content with generative AI tools. While the programs lower barriers to entry for beginners, what other impacts will they have on the creative economy? https://trib.al/72Z87AJ

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Heidi De Los Reyes

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Generative AI tools are definitely shaking things up in the creative economy, and the lowered barrier to entry for beginners is just the tip of the iceberg. Tools that can write music, design logos, or generate scripts make creative exploration more accessible, allowing anyone to experiment and potentially discover hidden talents. Some creative jobs, like stock photo creation or basic copywriting, might become automated. This could lead to job losses in specific areas. AI-generated content might become so readily available that it loses value, especially if quality control isn't maintained. Over-reliance on AI for ideas could lead to homogenization of content, with everything starting to sound or look the same. Ownership of AI-generated content and potential biases in the algorithms are issues that need to be addressed. We might see a shift where humans and AI work together, with AI handling the heavy lifting and humans providing the creative spark and critical thinking. As basic content creation becomes easier, the demand for truly unique and emotionally resonant work will rise.

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Generative AI tools indeed provide easier access for content creation, potentially reshaping the creative economy. As we embrace these advancements, let's also reflect on the evolving dynamics and opportunities they present.

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