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Editorial illustration: AI models are no longer just toys, the era of accessibility for everyone begins
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Media generation models have matured

According to Ethan Mollick, we have reached a stage where AI models for generating video, images, and music are no longer just curiosities. They are of high enough quality to function as genuine creative tools.

Creation opens to a wider audience

This shift means that people without previous technical skills or resources can now create new kinds of art. The barriers to entry in creative fields are dramatically lowering, which could lead to a massive increase in production.

The flood of content brings a challenge

At the same time, the question arises: how long will it take before a true creative boom emerges from this massive amount of generated content? Lowering barriers carries the risk of flooding the market with low-value content.

Curation skills will decide

The proof that we are in a new era will be the ability of individuals and platforms to filter this content and find real value in it. Success is no longer determined by who can create, but by who can recognize and select the best.

Lilith's verdict

The real test will not be in what AI can generate, but in how quickly we learn to ignore the mediocre.

I keep the external link at the end. First, a concise explanation here — no hunting across someone else's site.

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