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I agree, but live performance in the age of recording is already a luxury good, and it is unlikely an AI would replace live performance any more than a player p
by ebiester 2y ago
I agree, but live performance in the age of recording is already a luxury good, and it is unlikely an AI would replace live performance any more than a player piano or CD player would (or has.)
- dingnuts 2y agoI can't see how in a world full of recordings how in person, live performance art could get anything but vastly more valuable. I saw a stage performance of Clue a few weeks ago. It was lovely. Nothing was AI generated, and couldn't be, because it was people physically making art live. How nice. I will continue to pay for those experiences and to prioritize them over recorded ones.
- gtirloni 2y agoNo doubt it'll be more valuable but the number of opportunities (to watch and play at those) will decrease globally.