Easy and fast? Rethinking The future of content creation tools

Easy and fast have been the guiding principle in content creation tools.Now it is almost achieved by generative Ais.What shall we work on next?This exploration led me to a realization that easy and fast actually have many significant downsides.We need to rethink the goal of content creation itself, rather than blindly pursue easy and fast.I would suggest three possible directions as a starting point for further exploration.

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Published
2025-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3746058.3762828
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Easy and fast? Rethinking The future of content creation tools

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Abstract

Easy and fast have been the guiding principle in content creation tools.Now it is almost achieved by generative Ais.What shall we work on next?This exploration led me to a realization that easy and fast actually have many significant downsides.We need to rethink the goal of content creation itself, rather than blindly pursue easy and fast.I would suggest three possible directions as a starting point for further exploration.

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