Archive · 19 Dec 2025
AI's Impact on Everyday Creativity
AI is changing how people approach creative tasks.
Some use it to help with homework, like Radha Saxena, who uses AI to find examples and layouts for her son's school projects.
Others, like IT professional R.B., use AI at work to create presentations and at home to plan trips.
Experts like Sabrina Habib and Glenn Fajardo study how AI affects creativity.
They say AI can be a helpful tool, but people should still use their own judgment and creativity.
Overusing AI can make people lose their unique voice and struggle with tasks when they can't use AI.
Schools and workplaces are making rules to ensure AI is used responsibly.
Ultimately, AI should help people be more creative, not replace their own ideas.
AI is being used to assist with creative tasks like homework, presentations, and travel planning.
Experts note that AI can enhance creativity but warn against overreliance, which can diminish unique voices.
Students and professionals are using AI for idea generation, research, and problem-solving.
AI tools are being integrated into daily tasks, from drafting emails to planning itineraries.
Educators and counselors emphasize the importance of human judgment and originality in creative work.
- Who
- People of all ages and professions using AI for creative tasks
- What
- AI's impact on everyday creativity and decision-making
- When
- Over the past year, with increasing prevalence
- Where
- Globally, with specific examples from India
- Why
- To enhance productivity, creativity, and communication
- Radha Saxena
- Lucknow-based homemaker using AI for her son's homework
- Sabrina Habib
- Associate professor studying AI's impact on student creativity
- Kavita Gupta Sabharwal
- Founder of Neev Schools observing students' AI usage
- R.B.
- IT professional using AI for work and personal tasks
- Glenn Fajardo
- Researcher on AI's impact on creative expression
- Zarna Sanghrajka
- Counselor at Akanksha Foundation
- Dr. Chandni Tugnait
- Psychotherapist observing adverse effects of AI overreliance
- Rhea Chopra
- Bengaluru resident reflecting on AI's emotional impact