Why Gen Z Is Crocheting Instead of Using AI
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Why Gen Z Is Crocheting Instead of Using AI
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In 1880, a guy named William Morris stood up and told a room of Victorians their houses were full of soulless, mass-produced junk. In February 2026, the internet did the exact same thing to Gucci over an AI ad campaign. Same panic, 146 years apart.
This episode is about what happens when a machine finally automates the last thing we thought was safe — making stuff. We get into why 71% of Americans now identify as crafters, why "human-made" just became an entire design trend with its own certification sites, and the Columbia Business School study that proves handmade art isn't actually worth more on its own — it only gets valuable once you put it next to the AI version.
Carlos breaks down the flow state science behind why picking up a crochet hook at 11pm does something scrolling never will, and makes the case that AI didn't kill creativity — it just automated the clerical stuff nobody wanted to do in the first place, and left the part that actually mattered.
CUERATED is a show about music, creative culture, and what happens when art meets identity and technology.
You'll walk away questioning whether the thing you made badly this week was actually the most productive thing you did all month.
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