Abstract
This paper explores the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on human creativity, examining its role as both a competitor and a collaborator. It analyzes how AI can assist in creative processes, contribute to the generation of new ideas, and challenge traditional notions of human originality. The article also discusses the risks associated with the use of AI in creative fields, including ethical concerns, loss of human uniqueness, and intellectual property issues. Possible solutions to minimize these risks are also proposed.
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