While AI can imitate and reassemble existing content, it lacks genuine emotion, lived experience, and the vulnerability that define meaningful art. The talk criticizes the trend of outsourcing creativity to machines for the sake of convenience, emphasizing that this not only threatens jobs but also devalues the essence of human expression.I urges a conscious distinction: let AI assist with technical or data-driven tasks, but preserve the creative soul—the struggle, meaning, and emotional depth—for humans. The core message is a call to protect and cherish human creativity rather than surrendering it to algorithms. I'm a born hater and AI is my nemesis. I love making things like messy stories, strange songs, sketches only I understand. But what happens when machines create instead of us? In this talk I'll challenge AI's takeover of art and ask if we can reclaim creativity before it's outsourced to algorithms. Let's push back. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx