I seriously doubt it. You have to work hard in order for your creativity to be useful. You cannot have "information at your fingertips at all times" if you want

I seriously doubt it. You have to work hard in order for your creativity to be useful. You cannot have "information at your fingertips at all times" if you want to be creative. This is especially the case with social media, where you are in a filter bubble with other like-minded individuals being fed the same information. This is profoundly harmful for fostering creativity. This is coming from somebody who consistently scores at the 99th percentile for openness to experience (including for multiple individual subscales within this specific domain of the Big 5 personality traits) which is quite established for being well correlated with creativity. Also, I use my creativity every day as a graduate electrical engineering student. Unless you are already creative (or are actively working on becoming creative, especially with help through coaching or better--education) then AI is not going to get you anywhere useful.