You can just say it

The author argues that rather than qualifying human value based on competitive advantages over AI—a position that becomes increasingly precarious as AI capabilities advance—we should simply affirm that "humans are valuable" unconditionally. Additionally, the piece distinguishes between quality in creative work as a combination of intent and form, noting that AI's ability to generate substantial form without clear intent represents a fundamental problem distinct from human creativity, which involves iteratively shaping work to match one's vision.