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AI’s Biggest Joke: It Can’t Invent a New Tune

É como se o AI estivesse regravando velhas músicas em vez de compor novas melodias.

This image of England's football stars as Queen is daft, brilliant and ultimately just another AI-generated meme. It works because we all know the references, but where does it leave us? In a world where AI remixes culture effortlessly, are we missing out on originality?


The biggest wins for image generators come from remaking cultural icons, whether it's Queen or Studio Ghibli. But isn't creativity about more than just recognising old tropes? The real challenge lies in imagining tomorrow's icons instead of recreating yesterday’s.


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