Maybe This Would Actually Be Better AI Content ;)

Maybe this one would actually have looked more realistic with AI, don’t you think? 😉

And yet people still blame AI for bad content.

It’s funny when you think about how quickly our attitude towards AI has changed.

About a year ago, we were still applauding good AI content. We were amazed by the photos, visuals and especially the videos.

Remember those? Brad Pitt fighting Tom Cruise. Michael Jackson suddenly appearing in new videos. Those crazy nature clips with elephants, dogs in the snow and animals doing things that looked almost impossible.

We loved it because it felt new.

AI was surprising us, showing us things we had never seen before and giving creators possibilities that would have been almost impossible just a few years ago.

And now?

We’re already used to it.

The technology has become so powerful so quickly that we barely stop to appreciate it anymore. Instead, people are getting bored with AI content and some are even completely fed up with seeing it.

And strangely enough, I think that’s actually good news.

Because authentic content is becoming more valuable again.

A real opinion. A real story. A real video. A real moment.

Those things stand out much more when almost everything around us can be generated.

But there’s another side to this.

AI isn’t going anywhere, and I think we need to stop blaming AI every time we see bad content.

Blame the creator.

Or maybe even blame yourself, because at the end of the day, you’re still the one clicking “post”.

AI doesn’t decide whether something is interesting, original, funny or valuable.

The creator does.

And honestly, I think a lot of the bad AI content we see today would probably have been even worse before AI existed.

Maybe the person behind it simply wasn’t a great content creator to begin with.

And AI actually made the result a little better. 😉

So perhaps we don’t need to choose between AI and authenticity at all.

Use AI where it makes you better, faster or more creative.

But keep your own ideas, personality, stories and judgment at the center of what you create.

That’s where I think the real opportunity is.

What do you think?

Pro AI or anti-AI?