In this episode I answer the question “Is ChatGPT killing creativity?” with a resounding no, and then unpack why I think that question even exists in the first place. I talk about what people are really reacting to, how our systems reward speed over depth, and why I see ChatGPT not as the problem, but as a mirror. We also take a detour into college, capitalism, and Cabo.



Main Topics Covered




Why ChatGPT isn’t killing creativity



What “bullish” means and why I’m actually excited about



The Great AI Reckoning: asking what really matters



Covid as the spark for questioning value systems



People using AI for things they don’t care about



Rejecting the idea of laziness



Systemic rewards for speed and flash over depth



The failures of traditional education



Critique of extractive capitalism



ChatGPT as a tool to support life



Real-life use case: chargeback script for Cabo resort




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Chapters
(00:00:00) - ChatGPT Curious(00:00:38) - Is CHAT GPT Killing Creativity?(00:01:38) - Is ChatGPT killing creativity now?(00:03:33) - ChatGPT: Is It Killing Creativity?(00:04:43) - The Great AI Reckonance(00:08:11) - How to Talk to Students About the Environment(00:10:52) - Does ChatGPT Kill Creativity?(00:14:12) - How I Use ChatGPT

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