I feel that the future will enter a truly creative era. Humanity will focus on imagination and innovation, leaving repetitive, tedious, and computation-heavy tasks to AI and machines. This division of labor will allow creative workers to devote more energy to core innovation—whether it’s product design, content creation, or strategic planning—while technical solutions handle optimization and implementation at the execution level. This trend has already begun to emerge in fields like Web3, AI applications, and digital content, indicating that this is not a fantasy but a reality accelerating in progress.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 12h ago
It sounds ideal but also hopeless. Can creative workers really just sit back and win...
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TokenomicsShaman
· 12h ago
That's true, but reality is often more sobering. AI does the work easily, but who will pay the creatives?
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probably_nothing_anon
· 12h ago
Sounds good, but in reality, how many creatives can really make a living with their imagination, or will they just get swept away by AI again?
I feel that the future will enter a truly creative era. Humanity will focus on imagination and innovation, leaving repetitive, tedious, and computation-heavy tasks to AI and machines. This division of labor will allow creative workers to devote more energy to core innovation—whether it’s product design, content creation, or strategic planning—while technical solutions handle optimization and implementation at the execution level. This trend has already begun to emerge in fields like Web3, AI applications, and digital content, indicating that this is not a fantasy but a reality accelerating in progress.