Is AI destroying the art of creativity — or just rewriting its rules?Van Gogh copied from Japanese prints. Dalí borrowed from old masters. Ed Sheeran defended four chords in court. Creativity has always been about remixing what came before.But today, AI makes this remix visible — and copyright law is scrambling to keep up.In this episode, we discuss Harvard professor Nitin Nohria’s eye-opening essay on the messy, evolving relationship between AI, originality, and the future of creative work.If you create, lead, or use AI tools in your work, you need to hear this.
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