I spent two weeks at RSA Security and Figma Config hearing the same message: AI will solve EVERYTHING. But a spontaneous hour at SFMOMA completely changed my mind. Join me as I walk through Ruth Asawa’s wire sculptures, massive abstract canvases, and Ragnar Kjartansson’s The Visitors installation to show why human creativity—our stories, our imperfections, our lived experiences—will always outperform algorithms.

00:00 Hook: From AI keynotes to SFMOMA
0:15 RSA & Figma Config: The “creative apocalypse” narrative
0:45 Ruth Asawa’s wire forms—history you can’t code
1:15 Abstract expression: intuition over instruction
1:45 The Visitors: beautiful imperfection in live performance
2:45 Why our human flaws are our greatest advantage
3:15 How to think about AI as a tool, not a replacement

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