We live in an age of pretenders.
Donald Trump is a weak man's version of a strong man.
Jordan Peterson is a confused man's version of a wise man.
Andrew Tate is an insecure man's version of a masculine man.
Dennis Prager is a stupid man's version of a smart man.
And Sam Altman and the AIs that he spawned, are a deeply uncreative man's version of a creative person. They don't understand it. They don't like it. They are deeply suspicious of anyone who claims to know about creative processes or how to achieve creative outcomes. They think creativity is taking two existing ideas and combining them, as if all of human endeavor and insight could be summed up by a process achieved by the average kitchen blender.
Ai cannot create.
It definitionally outputs sameness. A product achieved by taking the mean of any sentence or photo and applying a veneer of wiggle without fundamentally changing the underlying architecture. No Ai will ever begin a novel with a sentence as startling as "Marley was dead, to begin with." Or "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." Or "Call me Ishmael".
"Call me Oatmeal: The Adventures of Captain Spoonful" isn't creativity, no matter how well you structure the prompt. That is a deeply unoriginal man's idea of what originality looks like.