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While I largely agree with the author's sentiment about not being very interested in AI-generated content, > AI output is fundamentally derivative and exploita
by dheera 3y ago
While I largely agree with the author's sentiment about not being very interested in AI-generated content,
> AI output is fundamentally derivative and exploitative (of content, labor and the environment)
I believe humans do exactly this as well, and to a greater extent. If you asked me to draw a picture of some mountains and rivers there's a pretty good chance it'll be almost the same composition as some Monet or Ansel Adams or other picture that I've seen before and even I won't realize it. It won't be deliberate, that's just how the brain works, it learns patterns and extrapolates them.
- lawlessone 3y agoIt's still time and effort you have spent though.
- Bnichs 3y agoDid LLMs not take time and effort to create? There's this ongoing sentiment in the AI detractors that for something to be meaningful it requires a human to have spent time making it. Meanwhile we live in a world where the overwhelming majority of things we see and interact with are already made by machines or are machines themselves.