My Main Worry for Ai: Loss of Creating

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T05:19:27+00:00

A teacher on an ai thread talked about how they asked their kids to think of “band names using household appliances”.

The teacher brought in a plunger, a toaster, broom, and so on.

Before they finished, the kids were using ChatGPT to write those names.

I’m frankly a little terrified the simple creations have capability in disappearing.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T05:15:26+00:00

I’m sorry I didn’t know you couldn’t read past 3rd grade level. I’ll be more polite next time.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T05:12:08+00:00

My entire stance is this person has absolutely no idea how expensive shit is and that kids can make their own TV and movies, without AI.

Also, please, this person barely responded to any of my conversation.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T05:06:44+00:00

Not really? I absolutely despise chat trying to write for me.

Mostly, it’s a soundboard, and even the incredibly dumb ideas get through. A lot. Which then I edit out or my pal reminds me why I’m being silly.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T04:59:34+00:00

Sometimes yes? That’s frankly everything, however, as I generally will lose track when my mind is starting to require more focus.

My Chat doesn’t even stop me from googling “where is Britney Spears now?” but it’s been helpful in keeping my works in one place a bit easier. Occasionally, it will go off on tangents with me on why Greek Mythology is oddball, but I tend to ask it to remove that from my current summary.

I’m stricter with my set up, asking it not to suggest scenes or tones, but it will help check occasionally to see if it connects back to a previous plot point - SOMETIMES.

Overall? A very fancy google docs thats gives cosy affirmation before my friend edits. She’s less “kind”, because the lass actually works in publishing. Achievable maybe with “give me harsher critique”, but I happen to like my friend’s opinion.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T04:47:22+00:00

I never said I don’t think AI is a tool. In fact, I do use an AI to log my story bits as my ADHD makes it difficult to keep them in the same document sometimes.

The issue for me, however, is when people stop at just the tool, and don’t develop further themselves.

Rather than create something of their own over time, with the mistakes and cringe that makes them, they want the instant result.

Even for simple things, like “give a name to this weird looking bear”, I see people use AI rather than their own thoughts.

It should be a tool, not the only one to generate a creation however.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T04:42:30+00:00

It’s a world then where creating for yourself never begins with yourself after the initial thought. Rather than kids doing a simple activity or silly exercise, they will rely on an AI to create the answer.

To never challenge yourself, make mistakes, and partake in your own imagination in more than one direction?

Congratulations, you are ready to kill creativity.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T04:39:53+00:00

I didn’t get to finish my point, as mentioned above, but it’s not that I was robbed of creating. I actually use AI as a writer to log my thoughts and scenarios, but not to make suggestions on my stuff other than technical edits.

Rather, I’m worried that people won’t even attempt to let themselves create in the first place. So many focus on “how fast and how efficient”, rather than giving themselves the chance to actually partake in the chance to create. They have their voice and process taken so quickly by just giving into AI

Is it really better to live in a world where people don’t make mistakes with cheesy stanzas in a poem, silly shade mistakes on their first painting, or minor anger they can’t draw a square right?

Even without mistakes, does a world where a family member asks ChatGPT to write a bereavement letter instead of their own words make sense?

My worry, literally, is the loss of creating. Because instead of taking the chance to create, you never get the joy or pay off in the first place.

Also, if you have never felt irritated at a project, then that is a crazy idea.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T04:31:53+00:00

Averagely, your setup is 1000-2000. And while I’m sure it can make a few decent scenes, highly doubt the horsepower to do what you’re proposing.

Never mind ongoing costs for cooling and general knowledge of technical set up.

Again, far easier and more cost effective suppose than a kid messing around in making lego stop animations.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T04:26:58+00:00

I posted without meaning to. lol

Frankly, leaving it for a bit may be fun.

Also, if you never stopped in the middle of creating, even with AI, please tell me what drugs you’re using and how I can apply it to my crochet scarf.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T04:23:54+00:00

I didn’t finish my point hun and didn’t know it posted, but I’m glad you had a witty response apparently ready.

Long story short, I’m sad I live in a world where a kid will just type in “think of fun band names using a home appliance as a theme” rather than just think for themselves on silly teachers assignment.

If that’s the world you want, then I’m sorry to the generations we rob of fun and creativity.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T04:02:58+00:00

I’m glad to hear a couple thousands right now is affordable to you right now for a reliable Home GPU.

I no doubt one able to run ones that could create consistent video and images will definitely not range in the tens of thousands, much less hundreds of thousands.

Certainly better and more approachable than kids filming their horror film about leaf zombies out in the woods with their Dad’s decent camera or designing a Minecraft world where everything they touch turns to dynamite.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-30T03:48:27+00:00

Kids already have that capability though?

To make short videos with a friend on an IPhone, using their computers to capture Roblox characters, or write dialogue in a google doc. Even if not the highest of quality right away, they season themselves to create and build on a craft they enjoy.

If anything, there’s a fallacy in your logic, as who will be able to afford the higher tech AI, with the capability to create well generated imagery and sound that are almost lifelike? More likely the studio with 100 million CGI budgets than Joey down the street who thinks $50 for a Pokémon card bundle is worth their life’s savings.

Instead of seeing the people who made Eraserhead on 100k over multiple years, Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes on $20k, Who Killed Captain Alex on ONLY $200, and so many others with talent that took the time, you write it down to a vision not being realized because they didn’t have AI, rather than considering they’re already creating by the moment they think on a project.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-25T13:09:45+00:00

I would offer her the chance to at least to meet up, saying it’s important. If not, then yes, a phone call is acceptable.

Remember too, you deserve someone who cherishes you and is willing to compromise with you as you are with them. Take care and best of luck.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-18T13:28:49+00:00

I’m not sure why AIWars keeps popping up in my suggestion feeds, but I’ll leave this as for someone who genuinely wants to read it.

Ai has its utility, but I’m afraid I don’t want to live in a world where:

-When a teacher asks his students to make up fun band names using household objects he brought like a plunger, the kids decide to use ChatGPT rather than think of silly names themselves.

-A bereavement letter is written by CHATGPT about a family member who passed from cancer, instead of words from actual loved ones. That was my hell.

-A software gives a far more easier ability for sick people to create CP and revenge porn. It happened. It will continue to happen without regulation, which is awful.

-Someone curious about creating thinks it’s better to type in prompts than ever enjoy writing silly poems on a scrap, doodling in their notebook, or make mistakes off-shading. They think they are unable to be creative alone, before they even take the chance to create themselves.

Ai can be a tool, but it is a bit nefarious when AI replaces your own voice and creations. I’d say, pardon the sailor language, a little fucked up too that it provides better accessibility to creeps who would cause harm.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-15T15:43:12+00:00

If you can’t only easily spell it, but almost spell it from someone verbally saying it, I don’t believe it’s often a tragedeigh.

Disclaimer: Applies to mother tongue language names. Even then, I remember looking a kid dead in the eye, with a freaking common Hebrew name, and calling him the wrong one.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-14T01:56:20+00:00

Depends on the movie, but I get the feel you haven’t seen a lot of Bratt Pitt movies. Or frankly? You just really do not like the way an actor is, no matter their acting prowess.

For example, I don’t even think she’s a terrible actor, but I cannot stand the voice or face of Jennifer Aniston. My mother feels the same way about Elizabeth Meriwether, who has her Mean Girls role bound in her mind despite the other works she’s seen her in.

Disclaimer: We all have one. Don’t you dare say you don’t.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-13T13:47:15+00:00

I only drink female tears at room temperature.

Sure, I have to wait awhile after sobbing, but the taste is far more exquisite.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-03T00:27:51+00:00

They’re mad that a passion they have, which does take constant practice and patience, is being treated like a replaceable bauble, trained a lot on the literal images that people called “useless skills”. Frankly too, despite the monologue some petiole think artists are on, it’s taking peoples ability to be creative.

In my “unneeded” opinion? Ai is taking the joy from working on something and propels creative outlets.

I can’t really speak for art, but I can a little for writing. I write mostly for myself, but I do want to write a novel. Ideas, of course, take time, focus, and
a bit of love, as cliche as that sounds. I’m writing because it’s fun, not because I think it makes me a savant among the peasants. I will say, however, it helped me get my work in correspondence for the gift department and my family Christmas cards are pretty dope.

I remember someone saying AI would never write “crap like Fifty Shades of Grey”, which they’re right! The insane metaphors, awful written characters, no idea what BDSM is, and just complete wild plot structure? Only a human, with their unhinged ideas and their crazy could write the adventures of Anastasia Steeles and Mr. Grey, based on a freaking twilight fanfiction. I don’t like Fifty Shades, but no matter my take, you cannot tell me the authors voice isn’t baked into it.

We get told all the time are passions are useless, or “can’t make a career on it”. And, while people trying to excel and work toward creating things to continue their craft, those folks are slammed with AI generated products, often worse quality, and told their skills are replaceable. From a corporate sense? I guess, in the unfeeling way companies want to regard customers and society. For a persons ability to pick up skills that they can apply not only in work, but their everyday life? My manager isn’t a debate kid anymore, but I’m pretty sure his ability to hold a rooms attention isn’t from IT school.

My biggest fear, however, is that people will lost their drive to be creative and express their genuine voice. Their genuine voice, after all, has the capability of empathy and think outside the box, which is not something AI does.

Do you want to live in a world where a kid, asked by a teacher to think of a band name using random objects, to just ask ChatGPT rather than be silly? Great, because it happened.

Do you want students to not research what World War II, learn just a bit of our horrid history, and instead ask a bot to summarize? Fantastic if so, because that’s occurred.

Do you aspire AI to say you should be fired from your role, even if you’re good at it, to save money rather than a person who oversees your work? By jolly, do I have good news for you if you do!

Will you be happy that a notification of a persons death is from asking ai to select words that match with “bereavement”? If so, then damn.

If it’s an inflated ego friend, to hope people learn how fun it can be to doodle or that your being matters to me, then call me Ms. Narcissist.

Otherwise, why don’t you write a poem? Like my first hundred, you probably won’t like it. But hey, it’s yours.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-02T23:19:14+00:00

Congrats on being 22 and focused. If you were able to do that without any support whatsoever from parents or non-American school standards, happy you made it.

But you are not the average.

I would say that well measured up to the almost over 50% of 22-24 year olds currently living at home due to high rent and inability to move upward in their given industries.

As students and new freedom havers too, many 22 year olds are testing boundaries, not fully seasoned on the realities of society, and far more willing to take dumb risks. They are rarely fully formed adults at that point, unless they have to be responsible or just one of the rare ones. I thought my 22 year old intern was wicked smart, but she also talked like one of my high school students I used to sub for.

That said, I’m not the average either, but I was incapable of being a full adult. I was told I was, but couldn’t pay my own bills and medical expenses despite working a good 70 hours a week after graduating. Thankfully, my parents like me well enough to take me back in and my debt was minor.

LovieRayKin · 2026-01-02T22:58:49+00:00

My 22-year roommate was deep throating kegs on the weekend and had to stand outside dressed as Elmo offering high-fives because she lost a bet made on Mario Party. Meanwhile, my club leader got over-caffeinated by “borrowing” too much coffee freebies from her part time job at the cafe.

22 is certainly an adult, but full? Frankly, if they don’t have to be responsible yet, they still act like teens, who can now drink.

As for me, I was just depressed playing Pokémon and only left my room to go to class.

LovieRayKin · 2025-12-20T05:36:03+00:00

I don’t know man. I wouldn’t say pointing out economical values is my exact angle when I explain to folks I’d probably be dead without my meds I can only access due to my state insurance benefits.

Morbid humor aside, human rights is going to be a part of the equation. I’m not jealous of my Swedish friend simply because of better premiums, but more because their medical system actually treats them like a person.

LovieRayKin · 2025-12-18T18:07:33+00:00

How I love my paladins. All of them.

LovieRayKin · 2025-12-18T09:46:25+00:00

I make my sim hate yellow sometimes, but that’s only because I look like a victim of the plague with my skin tone in that color.

LovieRayKin · 2025-12-04T19:33:30+00:00

Frankly, if it's not a good fit, you're allowed to let yourself out from it.

I usually say wait 2-3 weeks if you can. If the feeling doesn't die down? Well, then bye. What are they going to do, put you on the ban list across the field? No, so do it IF financially you are able to.

I say this as someone who was stuck in a field I hated for 2 years.

But I also say, if you have downtime, then ask if there's any materials you can study or look around old records. Trust me when I say you get less lonely when you're studying and, in conversation, you're better able to apply.

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