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Mbobo argues for the distinctiveness of human creativity through lived experience, emotion and intention, and criticises style imitation and reproduced bias.
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Signed commentary, not a collective declaration or technical test. Claims about consciousness, architecture, hands and modality limits remain the author’s 2023 views, not current capability findings. Full essay text read at printed pp.23–27 (PDF26–30); not the whole book.
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