But there’s a lot of panicking, fear-mongering and all sorts of nonsense around this whole subject.
But there’s a lot of panicking, fear-mongering and all sorts of nonsense around this whole subject.
The thing is the creative economy is all about people’s attention and pocketbooks, it doesn’t need to be great just good enough.
God, I'm sorry
Please try to get her to stop.
This racism against AI-generated stuff has to stop. If not, we'll have a butlerian jihad on our hands that will set back prosperity, development and science for decades, perhaps centuries.
People mention the artists... ohh, boohoo... either do it on your free time, improve your performance and selling skills or move to another job.
It's not my job to slave away only so that artists can day dream and produce stuff that no one cares about.
I always care about the processes involved, especially if any human work is involved, from all its accuracies to its errors. For me, interesting things happen while we balance our understandings with a certain amount of holism and a certain amount of reductionism. Putting it on either side of the scale, like your holistic statements, is just pure ideology, and that doesn't hold any merit in reality and is honestly just bland, repetitive and boring.
Yes absolutely. I even measure them on the same scale and sometimes the frozen pizza wins.
I’ve literally got an authentic wood brining pizza oven at home and it can cook some great pizza, but that doesn’t mean its output is somehow in an untouchable category it’s just food. Further, with access to the real thing novelty goes away and it needs to sand on its own.
When advertising agencies for example see that their copywriter can go from idea to concept with a video generator instead of engaging an animator, they’ll simply cut the middleman who used to create that animation for them and use the tool instead, even if the content isn’t as good (though the quality of this one is really pretty good, there are obvious problems). They’ll happily accept mediocrity to save money.
People will still create adverts but quality and creativity will go down and a lot of jobs are going to be suddenly displaced.
I suppose it is more the latter, and it's the artistic people who create stuff who will suffer. The ones coming up with ideas, but previously couldn't create becasuse they lacked skill might win thanks to AI.
Coming up with ideas is easy, creating and putting in the effort is hard (until we had AI).
Probably the value of created stuff will go down rapidly because there will be so much of it.