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Those mostly sound like good things to me. I’m sure people who enjoy music or art will still do it regardless. The people who might enjoy it but don’t quite hav
by OkGoDoIt 6y ago
Those mostly sound like good things to me. I’m sure people who enjoy music or art will still do it regardless. The people who might enjoy it but don’t quite have the talent will have more powerful tools to help them express their creativity. And as for the engineering, that seems like an absolutely good thing, as long as we don’t get too complacent and overly trust the machines to do it for us without double checking.
- aetherspawn 6y agoNot saying it's a bad thing at all, it's just going to be very different from the world we know.