It is ironic to see so much criticism of the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in creative fields such as professional writing, photography, video, music production, web or app development, when many of those protesting today never encouraged an environment of collaboration and collective growth.
The problem does not seem to be the tool, but the fact that AI allows people to achieve individual success 🚀 without relying on traditional structures.
For years, sectors such as photography and graphic design imposed high barriers to entry, with high prices 💸 and, in many cases, poor customer service. Today, those same professionals blame AI for “taking their jobs,” when the reality is that many customers had already walked away because of a lack of accessibility and attention.
Creative automation simply came to fill a gap the traditional market failed to cover.
The idea that AI eliminates jobs is a simplistic narrative. In reality, artificial intelligence is performing repetitive or costly tasks, which previously no one wanted or was able to do, optimizing processes and democratizing digital creativity 🌍.
A perfect example is Suno, a tool that has revolutionized music creation 🎵, offering access to a “virtual recording studio” for thousands of people. Thanks to this technology, many can express their emotions, create original music or develop personal projects that were previously impossible to realize.
AI does not destroy creativity, it transforms it and expands its reach 🌟.The real difference lies between those who evolve with technology and those who resist losing control of the old model.
