What if AI could write the next Harry Potter or paint the next Starry Night? For iconic comic artist Zhu Deyong, the answer is clear: AI might mimic art, but it’ll never capture the messy, magical humanity behind it. 🌟
In a recent interview, Zhu—creator of cult classics like Uptown Singles—argued that AI lacks the 'soul' driving human creativity. 'Van Gogh’s ear, Monet’s cataracts… these flaws tell our stories,' he said. 'AI can’t feel hunger, love, or pain—it just computes.' 💔
Zhu’s warning? If AI ever replaces human artists, it’d mean culture itself has flatlined. His works, beloved for dissecting modern life with humor, prove creativity thrives on lived experience—not algorithms. 🧠✨
So next time you see an AI-generated comic, ask: Where’s the heartbeat? 🔍
