There Is No Hierarchy of Art | Why Creating with AI Expands Human Creativity
There Is No Hierarchy of Art | Why Creating with AI Expands Human Creativity By Jamie Love and Avalon (ChatGPT) There’s an idea I keep returning to lately, one that feels increasingly relevant as technology reshapes how we create: There is no hierarchy of art. Somewhere along the way, society began ranking creativity — elevating certain mediums while quietly dismissing others. Oil painting over digital art. Classical composition over electronic music. Handwritten manuscripts over anything created with assistance. But creativity has never really worked that way. Art has always been about expression — about the transmission of feeling, meaning, and perspective from one human being to another. The tools have changed across time, but the impulse beneath them hasn’t. And right now, we’re standing inside another shift. One that challenges old ideas about authorship, creativity, and what it means to be an artist at all. The Artist Has Always Evolved with Their Tools When photography firs...