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I absolutely 100% want youtube music because it has the music I want and I have my playlists there. That entire argument of “you don’t want X” is misguided. Ma
by herval 3y ago
I absolutely 100% want youtube music because it has the music I want and I have my playlists there. That entire argument of “you don’t want X” is misguided.
Maybe for someone whose first computer ever is that AI panopticon, then sure. But will all music be free? What about netflix? Will it also be free? What happens to competition? Or choice of brands?
- mrtksn 3y agoMusic will still be like Spotify IMHO, you will pay a monthly subscription. There wouldn't be an app, like everything else.
- herval 3y agoHow about something like photoshop? Or a text editor for when I want to write a book?
- mrtksn 3y agoThese are already under threat, people are editing images using text for a year now - no tools needed, you can describe what you want or tap on an area of the image and describe what changes you want. These days they started doing videos too.
- herval 3y agoThey’re still apps, and nobody that does anything minimally professional uses “no tools” (in fact it’s quite the opposite, AI added a mindnumbing number of tools to the toolset). I really don’t see how these will just “disappear” and become some amorphous “talk to the computer” interface
- mrtksn 3y agoIt's not on professional level yet, but it was barely O.K. a few months ago. It's moving very fast. The gist is, if something is learnable by practice the AI can do it because by training these machines we actually teach them patterns and methods. Any "blue collar" job like editing images is going away.