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> You’re forgetting that 100 years ago photographers and filmmakers ended the careers of most of the illustrators, story tellers and theater companies of their
by baal80spam 3y ago
> You’re forgetting that 100 years ago photographers and filmmakers ended the careers of most of the illustrators, story tellers and theater companies of their time. And everybody adjusted, and storytelling and image making exploded, entering a golden age. There are still amazing portrait painters and theater companies today, but they are specialized art forms and most people have moved on. Today’s photography and filmmaking are going to undergo a similar evolution. And as an avid photographer, I can’t wait.
It's really hard not to agree with the response above.
- janice1999 3y agoIt's easy to not agree because the quote ignores both the long duration of the change and the fact that the new industries also employed real people, often the same people from older industries or their children/protégés. That will absolutely not be the case for AI.
- raydev 3y agoHard not to agree when you ignore any suffering during the transition period. Did they immediately all become photographers and filmmakers after losing their jobs?