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I disagree with the premise of the possibility of a “fake” book. There could certainly be entirely AI-generated books, but the book is itself the collection of
by zarathustreal 3y ago
I disagree with the premise of the possibility of a “fake” book. There could certainly be entirely AI-generated books, but the book is itself the collection of pages. It’s a real book regardless of how the content was generated.
Now to address the nuance and implication: does human effort imply value? Well, hopefully anyone reading this is capable of setting aside fear and ego and seeing the truth. The fact is, more effort is not always worth more. Granted, we may not be at the point that zero effort AI-generated content is equal in quality (and thus, worth in the eyes of a content consumer) but we’re getting there and we’ll be there soon. There’s no point in fighting it, and there’s even less point in trying to fight it by feigning ignorance and being stubborn about romantic concepts like rewarding hard work. I’m right there with you when it comes to concern about what the future holds, and I don’t have the answers, but the way to survive is to face reality boldly and candidly and be ready to adapt.
Bit of a tangent but hopefully someone got something out of that
- tiptup300 3y agoHave you played around with ai for long. They're magic at creating long paragraphs filled with air. Saying the same thing over and over again without any opinions or actual insight. It's frustrating to read and useless to the world. Unless of course you need to be made aware of a certain concepts existence, but any generalized depth does not work.
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- JohnFen 3y ago> does human effort imply value? Depending on the nature of the book, I'd say absolutely yes. What makes any art form have value to me is that it's human communication. > There’s no point in fighting it I am not yet willing to just lay down and die.