Beschrijving

Artificial intelligence did not create the crisis of originality.

It exposed it.

When AI began producing paintings, music, and writing that looked indistinguishable from human work, the internet erupted with a familiar claim:

Machines cannot be truly creative.

But what if that belief rests on an assumption we have never actually examined?

In The Artificiality Paradox, Dwyrnir Diningrat investigates one of the most uncomfortable questions of the AI age:

What if human originality has never been as original as we think?

Blending philosophy, cultural criticism, and the emerging science behind generative AI, this provocative book challenges the foundations of how we define creativity, authenticity, and authorship.

The journey begins with a deceptively simple thought experiment:

a vintage car and its perfect replica.

If two objects are physically identical, why does one feel authentic while the other feels like a fake?

From that paradox unfolds a deeper investigation into the hidden rules that govern how humans decide what counts as \