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I mean, I definitely hear (and feel) a lot of worry about AI taking away work that we find meaningful and interesting to do, outside of the pure money question.
by ketzo 3y ago
I mean, I definitely hear (and feel) a lot of worry about AI taking away work that we find meaningful and interesting to do, outside of the pure money question.
I really like programming to fix things. Even if I weren’t paid for it, even if I were to win the lottery, I would want to write software that solved problems for people. It is a nice way to spend my days, and I love feeling useful when it works.
I would be very bummed - perhaps existentially so - if there were no practical reason ever to write software again.
And I know the same is true for many artists, writers, lawyers, and so on.
- sushisource 3y agoThe practical reason _is_ that it's fun and you like it. That could be enough. I'm not too concerned about that being a reality in our lifetimes though.
- cmpalmer52 3y agoThere’s no practical reason to draw, paint, play music, or write as a hobby.