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I really don't agree. When I work with a creative I'm not working with them because of their content generation skills. I'm working with them because of their t

by axg11 5y ago

I really don't agree. When I work with a creative I'm not working with them because of their content generation skills. I'm working with them because of their taste and curation ability that results in the end product. The nature of creative work will certainly change, creatives will adopt tools such as Dall-E 2. In certain narrow cases they might be replaced, such as if you are asking a creative to generate a very specific image, but how often is that the case? The majority of the time tools such as Dall-E 2 will act as an accelerator for creatives and help them increase their output.

drusepth 5y ago
>I'm working with them because of their taste and curation ability that results in the end product. ... The nature of creative work will certainly change, creatives will adopt tools such as Dall-E 2. Furthermore, tools like Dall-E seem like they'll lower the barrier of entry for more people to get into art, resulting in more artists, not fewer. Increased competition for the same dollar amounts might make artists, on average, "poorer" (when averaged across an increased number of artists), but this seems like the end-result of any new tool that empowers more artists to more easily make "good" work, not just AI-generated tools. I'm excited for both 1) more art in the world and 2) in some cases, artists making "even better" art (by combining their existing experience + new tools).