Clickbait is effective, isn’t it?
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Oct. 9, 2026
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This comment isn't mine, but I agree with it:
“I am concerned about the direction AI-driven creation is taking, both due to widespread intellectual property infringement—occurring in both the training and usage phases—and its impact on innovation. If complex tools like these can be so easily copied by a single developer with a limited budget, who will risk inventing or innovating anything in the future?“ -
I'm software developer, not an artist. Reading this comment, I would say that I do not understand, how creating Adobe clone, using AI tools is related to creativity?
Of course I can understand that using AI to create art makes real artists life harder, if not impossible, even when people consuming art hate AI assisted creation (at least when they'll know about that). I totally do not like AI creating music or images or writing books - infringing IP or not.
But how is that related to AI-based software development? I have yet to see AI creating something innovative in software area - it helps to implement human ideas quicker, it helps to try different solutions quickly and so on - but it does not produce ideas or innovation. Copying Adobe functionality in few months - this is purely mechanical process, there is no innovation. And if such process produces yet another tool for artists - why not?
