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The provided texts are excerpts from an unpublished article, "Art, identity, and AI: A Modern Reflection," by Meryem Chagraoui. The author explores the decline in human creativity and critical thinking, linking it to over-reliance on technology and a decreased capacity for nuanced understanding, drawing parallels to the cognitive differences between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals. She uses René Magritte's "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" as a metaphor for the misinterpretations arising from the increasing use of AI, particularly in the context of online identity verification. Chagraoui argues that superficial assessments fail to capture true human potential, highlighting the limitations of relying on quick evaluations of creativity. The author's reflections combine artistic expression, philosophical inquiry, and observations on the impact of technological advancement on human cognitive abilities
By Meryem ChThe provided texts are excerpts from an unpublished article, "Art, identity, and AI: A Modern Reflection," by Meryem Chagraoui. The author explores the decline in human creativity and critical thinking, linking it to over-reliance on technology and a decreased capacity for nuanced understanding, drawing parallels to the cognitive differences between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals. She uses René Magritte's "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" as a metaphor for the misinterpretations arising from the increasing use of AI, particularly in the context of online identity verification. Chagraoui argues that superficial assessments fail to capture true human potential, highlighting the limitations of relying on quick evaluations of creativity. The author's reflections combine artistic expression, philosophical inquiry, and observations on the impact of technological advancement on human cognitive abilities