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Why do you think there will still be pop-stars? I'll just be able to generate music I like. Quite possibly I'll be able to provide AI generated avatars to help
by lowbloodsugar 3y ago
Why do you think there will still be pop-stars? I'll just be able to generate music I like. Quite possibly I'll be able to provide AI generated avatars to help my meat brain associate menu options (with images) with a particular music. Possibly there will be curated such avatar/music generators, and more than likely, many of them will be naked. Hatsune Miku is a red herring I think. I expect we'll see more Milli Vanillis too.
- RajT88 3y agoYou've said a lot of the things I was getting at. > Hatsune Miku is a red herring I think. I don't think we'll get more of these. > I expect we'll see more Milli Vanillis too. Completely agree, and definitely what I was saying. > Possibly there will be curated such avatar/music generators, and more than likely, many of them will be naked. I would make the case that pop musicians would be less popular if they freely got naked. The teasing of maybe being able to see a bit of rarified (and real) flesh is definitely a big part of the equation, which you're not likely to be able to reproduce with what people think is an AI.
- lowbloodsugar 3y ago>I would make the case that pop musicians would be less popular if they freely got naked. If the system knows you are a prude, then they won't get naked for you. They'll get very good at learning "how much is too much" for any given person, for any given "what" (skin, private messages, flirting, etc). Human pop stars can't have relationships with every fan. AI pop stars can.
- RajT88 3y ago> Human pop stars can't have relationships with every fan. AI pop stars can. I don't know if it will go that way, to be honest. But certainly, the film Her does show us what that might end up looking like. (Even though she was just a disembodied voice)