Thinking how many so called "graphics designer"s have just been replaced by a machine makes me smile and shudder at the same time.
The hours graphic designers have do spend one something they hate so much has been replaced by a machine. And for that we are very grateful.
Now they'll get to spend more of their time "coding features" instead of debugging.
I mentioned this in another comment thread, but there was an article about Gary Kasparov discovering that a human supported by a computer can beat both a human or a computer alone.
Technology simply makes mundane tasks easier so more energy can be spent on creative possibilities.
This might not be quite what you meant, but if creativity is not a computable function, what do you think it is?
Consider from Star Trek, Data's quest to understand laughter. He could replicate it. He could understand it. But he could never feel it.
And Star Trek is fiction. Trying to use its storyline as evidence of anything is, uh, misguided.
I can't tell how many times removing that tree or expanding that picture just 50 pixels can mean the world.