AI Has Facts, but Human Creativity Gives Them Feeling

Summary

In this opinion essay, Matias Mobilia compares AI-generated humor and historical explanation with the kind of emotionally engaging storytelling he believes human creators can produce. He says AI can supply accurate-seeming facts and arrange words fluently, but the examples lack the personal feeling and unexpected perspective that can make creative work moving or genuinely funny. Mobilia does not present AI as an immediate replacement for people; instead, he describes it as a useful tool for creative professionals. As a copywriter who struggles with drawing, he says AI can help him visualize ideas and take care of repetitive or mechanical tasks. The time saved, in his view, can be redirected toward looking at people, listening, empathizing, building trust, reflecting, and imagining. The essay ultimately argues that creators should use AI to reduce routine work while raising expectations for the distinctly human parts of creativity and collaboration.