In an era where artificial intelligence is increasingly involved in content creation—such as news writing, music composition, and artistic painting—the definition of originality is being rewritten. When algorithms can imitate or even surpass human creative styles, does this mean that the unique value of human artists and writers will inevitably be diminished, or does this technology instead compel humanity to pivot toward higher-level creative activities that machines cannot replicate? Please articulate your stance and cite examples from specific fields to support your argument.