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How would you know that no actual thought process was involved? Could that be tested? Don't many people just remember (store) information somewhere along the way, and, regurgitate it on demand? This is the stuff of science fiction novels.

Well I thought AI might want to chime in on this issue. So I asked ChatGpt: "Do you have a sense of humor? Can you tell jokes?" And this was the response: "Yes. I can understand and generate humor in a lot of styles—dad jokes, puns, dry wit, absurdist humor, wordplay, satire (within reason)...

Surely you must be joking. LOL

One thing that I think AI totally fails at is humour. Here's an example - I asked AI to create a funny 3 panel for one of my RE:Print cartoons. Here's what it came up with (best out of 5 attempts):

AI's comment on your article: The author provides a thoughtful and balanced assessment of artificial intelligence at a time when enthusiasm often exceeds practical experience. Particularly valuable is the emphasis on experimentation rather than blind adoption. Organizations that approach AI as...

An update - the back of the package:

A small point of clarification: Steve wrote: "Industry "norm" is a dE <=2.0, but depends on market segment." An industry norm is not an industry "specification." It simply refers to the accepted thinking that a dE <=2.0 is where most people are thought to agree that two colors "match". But it...

I don't believe there is. I think that is not a good idea. Ink jet is a different mechanical and colorant way of rendering color compared to an offset press. When you use an inkjet's output as a proof you are looking for a visual appearance alignment - not a spectral "match". Delta E is a...

Arguably for short runs digital is likely environmentally less odious than lithography - but for long runs, as with packaging, lithography is less environmentally impactful.

Me too 🤣

The end of four color printing; https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c78k405j8pdo

Some things you might want to consider; https://the-print-guide.blogspot.com/2010/07/choosing-ctp-some-considerations.html?m=1

I hear yah! But they still happen - like this one coming up: https://www.printingunited.com/ Granted they're not like when they once were - but they're not dead yet.

An agreed on schedule is something you can get behind.