I wonder who is making the oss version of these tools? So you can specify all the hundreds of parts needed to just compose a decent framework
Heavy emphasis is on making cutting edge models work with limited local compute.
For example, I wanted help setting up the use of a lora and batch iteration. The LLM can figure out where you've hooked things up incorrectly. The UI is funky and the terms and blocks require familiarity you won't have to start.
I think learning the basics of it this way would be useful because you'll get some positive feedback loop going before trying to make use of someone's shared, complex workflow.
Hollywood might save money on the short run but they are doomed to irrelevance on the long run, because you'll have access to the exact same tools as they do.
Is it good or bad? I don't know, it just is...
It's bad. Look at what social media and cellphones have done to society and human attention spans.
There will be a lot of bad shit that will come out of this that won't truly be appreciated until it's already too late to reverse course.