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This is similar to the arguments about music and movie piracy in the early 2000s. AI is coming and at some point, we will be able to not only create movies wit
by johnny99k 3y ago
This is similar to the arguments about music and movie piracy in the early 2000s. AI is coming and at some point, we will be able to not only create movies with fake actors that are AI generated, but also create them with existing actor's likeness or even their body/face. Movie scripts could even be AI generated and studios might just need to hire someone for less money to review and make updates to the AI generated script.
Anyone in Hollywood will either need to adapt or they will lose their livelihood.
I find it funny that now the shoe is on the other foot (instead of the music and movie industry losing their business, but it's the workers), the argument seems to be in favor of strikes and government protection rather than just adapting to the changing times.
They adapted, and so must you.
- krapp 3y agoWhen the invisible hand of the market comes after programmers - which it will - I wonder how many will simply accept their fate and "adapt" or suddenly discover a newfound passion for labor solidarity and regulation?
- johnny99k 3y agoIt already has for business owners of software companies. Almost all now have SaaS and you pay a monthly/yearly fee for software. This mostly came as a result of rampant piracy for the past decade.