A person often needs to spend most of the day to complete many standardized outputs, while AI can generate them in just a few seconds, and under established evaluation criteria, the quality is even comparable to that of most ordinary practitioners.

However, I don't think this means that human creativity will be replaced by AI.

On the contrary, our ingenious ideas are being amplified and accelerated like never before through AI tools.

The emergence of the Jenny spinning machine in the 18th century also triggered a deep anxiety among a large number of textile workers about unemployment and income.

However, history has repeatedly proven that every leap in production efficiency will first shake the value structure of existing positions, and then give rise to new divisions of labor and opportunities.