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Fully agreed. One side effect of that is that while modeling has always been very hard to pierce into, at least there are modeling opportunities for non celebr
by GuiA 7y ago
Fully agreed.
One side effect of that is that while modeling has always been very hard to pierce into, at least there are modeling opportunities for non celebrities. As the practice of using AI to generate models for all but higher end stuff grows, it will get harder and harder to pierce into. It’ll go from an industry with tens of thousands of workers - some paid a lot, some much less - to just a few hundreds of highly paid models who have every incentive to prevent newcomers from taking their spot.
It’s not a phenomenon unique to fashion, and it’s entirely problematic when tech kills the long tail of this sort of occupation. How will those people pay their bills now? Not all of them can become AI engineers, that’s for sure.
- RhodesianHunter 7y ago> How will those people pay their bills now? The same way the luddites paid theirs I suppose
- jplayer01 7y agoI find it frustrating how eager AI supporters are to dismiss legitimate concerns using the reasoning "Oh, well, it's always worked out before, I'm sure it'll work out again". What if it doesn't? And if it doesn't, it'll be too late to make changes and prevent suffering.
- growlist 7y agoWell, at least they have their looks to fall back on.