As we have done throughout history, we should look to the creative class to help navigate this most recent era of chaos.
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Of course, society has grappled with technology-driven paradigm shifts throughout history, from the introduction of the automobile to the ubiquity of the television to more recently our collective dependence on digital devices. At each stage, people worry about the cascading effects these innovations may have on society, though admittedly, prior to discussions of AI’s potential for disruption, “the extinction of the human race” has seldom been a major concern.
the future is a losing battle. We are not going back to a time when AI was science fiction. Instead, we have to put all of our energy into fightingthe future that we want. If those of us considering the risks sit on the sidelines or try to put up barriers to innovation, we will leave its development up to groups and organizations without our best collective interests at heart.There are risks with any innovation.
New advancements in creative technology are also being applied to help us stay intellectually engaged at all stages of our lives. When we experience changes to our hearing or vision, today we can adapt our environment to fit our needs with technology, quickly adjusting the font sizes on our devices or using other adaptive technology like screen readers or live captioning to continue consuming information.
Today, the opportunity has never been clearer. For designers, artists, producers and anyone in creative fields, now is the time to organize and advocate for the protection and value of creative work. For business and government leaders, ensuring that creative leaders are included in policy and strategy planning is also of critical importance in this new era.
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