Issue #9 – Teaching AI to See Beauty

👋 Hey — Jesse here.

We often hear that AI is taking over the creative world.
But there’s a quieter story happening, too — one that doesn’t get as much attention.

Artists, designers, and creators are beginning to shape AI in a more human way.
Instead of letting it define the creative process, they’re training it to reflect their own unique styles.

I’ve recently been exploring Playform.io: a platform where artists train AI models not to mimic others… but to reflect their aesthetic. Brushstroke by brushstroke. Color by color.

It’s part of a growing movement — artists using AI as a mirror, not a mask.
Not to generate ideas, but to deepen their own.

🖼️ When AI becomes a reflection of individual style, it doesn’t erase the human spark.
It magnifies it.

That’s the future I want to be part of — not one where creativity is outsourced, but one where it’s augmented.

Maybe AI isn’t the end of originality.
Maybe it’s a new lens to help us see beauty more clearly.

🔗 Curiosity Clicks

🤝 How Generative AI Can Augment Human Creativity – Harvard Business Review
This piece explores the cutting edge of human-AI creative partnerships across multiple disciplines.

🎭 AI in Creative Industries: Enhancing Rather Than Replacing Human Creativity – Alix Partners
In 2025, we predict that AI will continue transforming the production cycle—not by eliminating creative jobs, but by providing new tools, redefining roles, and sparking synergies between creative teams and technology.

🌟 Exploring Human-AI Collaboration in Creative Industries – SymthOS
Rather than replacing human creativity, AI is evolving into a sophisticated creative partner that enhances human artistic expression.

⚡How AI can help supercharge creativity – MIT Technology Review 
This recent analysis dives deep into how musicians, writers, and visual artists are building meaningful partnerships with AI tools that reflect their individual styles.

💬 One to Think About

📬 Seen Something Human?

If you come across a story, moment, or tool that makes the world feel a little more human, reply to this email or DM @morehumandaily — I might include it in a future issue.

Until next time — stay thoughtful, stay human.
— Jesse