The New Orleans Saints and Minnesota Timberwolves made pledges recently on X. No AI for graphics or illustrations. The sports world applauded. I didn’t.
I understand the instinct. Authenticity matters in the media world. Fans want to feel a human connection to the brands and people they follow. But the blanket rejection of AI as a creative tool doesn’t protect authenticity. It confuses the tool with the output. That confusion gives organizations embracing AI a significant competitive advantage over the ones that don’t.
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Let’s start with X. When a post uses AI tools, X labels it “Made with AI.” The implication is
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