> It destroys the purpose of humanity. We have so many amazing abilities to create art and music and just appreciate what’s around us Here's my take on this -

> It destroys the purpose of humanity. We have so many amazing abilities to create art and music and just appreciate what’s around us Here's my take on this - AI isn't destroying art. Whoever wants to create art can go ahead and make art, with better and cheaper tooling than ever. What AI is "destroying" is some of the willingness that companies have to pay artists. I would argue that these companies, who are willing to switch all of their "art" needs over to AI never wanted "art" in the first place, but rather just wanted "content" to "plug a hole". Companies that still want to make an artistic statement will continue to pay good artists. But it was a bit of a quirk of history that there was such a high demand for art-like commercial work over the last couple of decades.