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We’re living in interesting times, especially from AI, ML and coding point of view. The possibilities seem endless and the reach of such tools is going to lead
by NKosmatos 3y ago
We’re living in interesting times, especially from AI, ML and coding point of view. The possibilities seem endless and the reach of such tools is going to lead to an “explosion” of creativity.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 3y agoI would suggest that the past is likely a good guide in this case. Personal Computers, easier languages, HTML, World Wide Web did not really make non-creative people into creative people. I can really speak for myself. I can copy some things, but I rarely can glue and remix them together in a way that make them desirable. Personally, this is the same way I see the AI. There is potential here sure, but I do not think 2 million angry bird clones is an actual threat to a creative. Now, it will hurt low effort crap, but there is so much low effort crap out there already..
- hluska 3y agoI agree with you with one small reservation. This tech is an excellent way to get quick prototypes out. Most people will never go beyond that so we will see a lot more crap. But for the people that do, being able to prototype something quickly could result in some noticeably new ideas.
- conductr 3y agoIt is interesting to watch. Especially as an arch in "my life with technology", this time around I'm a bystander watching what people can do with it and it is impressive. My tinkering as not been as fruitful. I feel like my grandparents that never caught on to Google-fu but, just like my grandparents, I'm ok with it.