Using AI to help with coding and creativity, is similar to using machinery to create bodywork for cars (versus hand-molding it). Total adoption as AI without any human touch leads to homogenization and commoditization of output. But it’s not the best strategy to everything by hand, you can focus on the most important parts that you want to build by hand, in the way that Singer does. But where do you draw a line between what’s useful for the assistance and what’s taking away from the experience of making it. And maybe it’s not black and white, maybe it’s gray and it’s the spectrum, maybe it comes down to not needing every capture or automate or offload all of these experiences to our experiences to other tools and kind of let our subconscious and our non-strategic parts of ourselves have space as well.