Speak for yourself. I've been shouting against AI from minute 1, in defense of artists and anyone else

It doesn't matter. People are convinced it's a miracle technology, so I'm just a backwards luddite resisting progress

Developers are hit too, although I don't expect that anyone will be replaced. I think AI is a productivity boost, it just takes less times to solve the small problems and get reasonable advice for aynthing beyond. Perhaps it reduced required headcount to implement some features. But companies that expel their knowledge workers for some AI solution probably won't survive long. Those that understand the tooling advantage, will get ahead though.

I love AI image generation, but many certainly do not enjoy the results. I can see some people skimping on paying artists.

First I thought translators would be hit hard by AI, but you probably still need them as well to be decently sure about correctness.

And it remains true that any creativity produced by AI is basically still just a function of the creativity of other people.

Kind of the opposite of the article’s sentiment