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I understand the sentiment, and can't help but side with them a little. Thing is, this has always been inevitable and it will reach everyone eventually, not jus
by throwaway743 3y ago
I understand the sentiment, and can't help but side with them a little. Thing is, this has always been inevitable and it will reach everyone eventually, not just "creative types".
What would be great to see is if Open AI and the likes lobbied for UBI and some kind of system/programs that alleviated the dread many feel by these advancements that they never considered. Especially with all their rhetoric on "hostile AI". These advancements as cool as they are, are threats to people's livelihoods and we need leadership that's not hostile towards the average person. Not saying block advancement, just that people are gonna need some help in adjusting and it will require changing how things work in our society in a significant and meaningful way.
- riehwvfbk 3y agoSo the fear is that we'll all be unemployed and spend our days watching AI-generated Netflix. But the thing is, now that Netflix has exceeded a certain threshold of shovelware TV shows there is less desire than ever to watch any of them. If AI drops the cost of imaginary experiences to 0 it will simply drive up the price of real ones.