What Home Depot’s ‘viral’ 12-foot skeleton says about creativity
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According to Diana Weisman at Code and Theory, AI means possibilities are endless, but output can end up boringly similar.
On a recent visit to my hometown, I noticed something. Nearly every other lawn had the same viral 12-foot skeleton towering over it.
Weisman explains how a ubiquitous Halloween decoration, Home Depot’s 12-foot skeleton, demonstrates the importance of new ideas.
Author's summary: Home Depot's giant skeleton decoration showcases creativity.
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