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Made in the Image of the Creator? AI Use in Creative Work Reduces Authenticity, Love & Other Psychological Benefits
affect-and-emotion-regulationartificial-intelligencemotivationpersonality-and-creativityself-and-social-identitysocial-and-behavioral-sciences
Across psychological, philosophical, and theological traditions, creations have been understood as being “made in the image of their creator”—they reflect the person who made them. The rise of generative artificial intelligence, however, has blurred the throughline between creator and creation. Acro
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