3 ms·
Interesting development, these machines have little value but for economic gain. No one employed, means no one will pay to keep the machines alive which means w
by ChatGTP 4y ago
Interesting development, these machines have little value but for economic gain. No one employed, means no one will pay to keep the machines alive which means we go back to where we were before the machines? AI art is just as “worthless” as human art. So at the moment these machines depend on an economy.
Art was actually never worth anything until we put a price tag on it ? People were never paid for cave paintings. Maybe what we’re actually going to witness is the end of the idea of money , which I know sounds absolutely absurd, but what else happens ?
If machines become sentiment, that’s cool, but at that stage they’re no longer “our property” to force art generation upon, so then what to do we do ?
Completely fascinating.
- chii 4y ago> No one employed i highly doubt no one will be employed even in the advent of a true AI singularity. Just differently employed - there will be reasons why someone would pay for your labour.
- ChatGTP 4y agoYeah, my theory is there will just be more shit to do, more startups, more tech, more than ever before. More ways to scale your business, spend your free time, yada yada yada. Also most western countries have severely aging populations, there’s are big problem there which automation can help with, if it’s applied right.
- blackoil 4y agoPlayer does not care if graphics or code of the game are created by a person or AI. For them it matters how much fun they are having and for companies how low the cost are.