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Creative people hate this trend and don’t work that way (see possible optimizations via the grateful computer overlords). Source - know a lot of artists and wr
by dogman144 3y ago
Creative people hate this trend and don’t work that way (see possible optimizations via the grateful computer overlords). Source - know a lot of artists and writers.
The creative classes already trusted this stuff the first round in 2008+, and it ate their lunch.
- greenie_beans 3y agoi think you're missing what i said. i'm a writer. the only thing i can do is keep making my art with the insight of the human condition, an insight that an ai can try to mimic but will never be able to replace. and i think that people will try to seek out human created art because they're bored by AI mimicry, they'll want real connection with a piece of art or a novel etc. the real ones will continue to make their art regardless of market success, a payday, or technological changes
- actionfromafar 3y agoI can really understand the fear of having your paychecks stop. Many artists will continue to be artists, but some found jobs doing what they love and there is a shakeup going. Everything will settle at some point, but the transition will be rough for many.
- greenie_beans 3y agoyou're right. it's hard for me to be sympathetic towards that though, because i chose not to make writing my day job. but my partner is a journalist and we're not over here freaking out. perpetual lay offs have always been a problem in media during our lifetime. we'll adapt.
- ipaddr 3y agoAnd new ones are created. I started selling AI art but never once sold a human made art. Art is evolving and so must artists.
- xetplan 3y agoYea all creative people are the same. No creative person would ever be interested in new mediums of expression. The truly creative are just looking to do the same things over and over lol.