A.I. is being used for art, prompting questions about its impact on human culture. Artists have employed A.I. tools for years, with concerns arising about the devaluation of culture into mere data. A.I. can't innovate but produces approximations of existing materials. Rather than fearing A.I.'s capabilities, we should raise cultural expectations for human creativity. The worry is that our culture has become static, and A.I. may push us to revalue uniquely human abilities. It's time to consider what it means to work with and exist in relation to A.I. and to infuse our creations with genuine human depth and soul.