Will artificial intelligence kill human creativity?

[moosaid]

The moment artificial intelligence reaches the point where it can improve and develop itself, it will evolve into Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) — a form of intelligence equal to or greater than human intelligence. At that stage, AI will no longer be limited to specific tasks. It will be able to learn anything, solve any problem, and master every field, from medicine and scientific research to technology, art, and even deeply personal, complex decisions. This will mark a turning point in human history, as AGI will have the potential to revolutionize the world

 

[moosaid]

Currently their IQ is 135 which is close to Einstein's IQ and the highest human IQ was a man with 150
Imagine a general artificial intelligence with an IQ of 400.
It's good because medicine and discoveries will advance but there is no need for creativity for Human

 

[cunug3aad]

Its already killing the little creativity of somali tiktok

 

[bobby_hill-Punt]

I think this was unavoidable. Just imagine how smart human where when the pyramids was built. Ai will be the same for the next thousand of generations to come. They will forget to be creative and build stuff and there will be no more think tanks. Some groups of humans may even become more animal or feral like due to losing the ability to think or construct word and thoughts.