The systems aren't creative they're just really really fancy search engines that regurgitate what they have ingested.
Best case scenario this is going to be a large increase in productivity in a society that already has problems with automation devouring jobs.
If China was actually communist I think that might be useful. Since they wouldn't be dependent on jobs to distribute goods and services. But China is the furthest thing from communist.
That said I know the argument can be made that it's basically impossible for any country to become communist as laid out by Karl Marx and that's not a hill I want to die on. But we have been automating factory work and blue collar work non-stop since the eighties. Workers have lost a lot of leverage because of that and pay his gone down noticeably and measurably.
It's all well and good to say we should embrace new technology but if we aren't socially and economically and hell emotionally capable of that what then?
In a world where if you don't work you don't eat we keep eliminating jobs through automation. How is that going to be sustainable?
And if you're going to tell me they're going to be new jobs, be specific. Tell me exactly what those new jobs are going to be.. are we all going to be plumbers? Is it plumbers all the way down?
We have major social problems that I don't think anyone has any solution to biting Us in the ass. And so far everybody's solution seems to be the just pretend the problems don't exist, stick their fingers in their ears and yell la la la at the top of their lungs.