Models like ChatGPT and Stable diffusion will go the way of self-driving tech as everyone realizes they are not good enough to replace any actual human work.
As depressing as it is, most business is treated as seriously as life-or-death.
Not that they will replace any actual work, but many things don't require actual work.
I did not thought about it, but it's true that if a company employs a truck driver or a surgeon, and if someone dies because of a mistake of this employee, the company is not endangered.
Yet if it uses an AI tool the company may be forced to abandon it, with serious consequences in terms of business.
Maybe that really unfair. In USA on average a driver will be involved in two accidents in their life [0].
In France, my wife had a stroke one year ago, so she was forbidden to drive cars until the next exam.
A few days ago was the time for the dreaded exam, but happily she was reauthorized to drive. The doctor told her "if you know the state of many old drivers, many have undetected visual impairments or Alzheimer disease, yet they still drive".
[0] https://www.statista.com/topics/3708/road-accidents-in-the-u...
I made a logo for the first time with it the other day and not only was it better than anything a human would come up with but I had 10 different super human logos in a few seconds.
I started going to art galleries 30 years ago but I have seen more great art on my screen in the last few months than in my entire life. Most of the stuff you see people post is shit. Darth Vader playing video games. Anyone with even the slightest bit of art knowledge can make things beyond their wildest dreams.
Of course you can't make new digital realistic Roberto Matta paintings if you have no idea who Matta is to start with to put them in as part of the prompt.