- AI isn’t new — it’s been powering spam filters, maps, and photo tags for years.
- AI is a tool, not a boss — it helps with tasks but can’t replace strategy or creativity.
- Moxie uses AI carefully — for blog outlines, editing drafts, and resizing images, never for full creative.
- AI-driven ads clone audiences — but humans still set the strategy and context.
- Visual AI fails are obvious — warped logos, weird faces, and odd proportions give it away.
- AI copy often feels hollow — lots of lists, clichés, and no real substance.
- Ethics matter — many tools use artists’ work without consent; Adobe’s stock-trained model is a safer bet.
- Consumers are catching on — audiences can spot generic AI-generated work.
- Overreliance weakens skills — new grads risk losing critical thinking if they lean too hard on AI.
- Humans still win — brands stand out by leaning on creativity, nuance, and authenticity.
