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Strangely enough, I suspect that if AI truly becomes prevalent, in about 5-10 years there will be a counter culture of those seeking things they strongly believ
by NBJack 1y ago
Strangely enough, I suspect that if AI truly becomes prevalent, in about 5-10 years there will be a counter culture of those seeking things they strongly believe are human made, tangible, and genuine. I believe folks will yearn for in person shows and performances, seek respected authors and artists, getting out of the AI slop bubble at least for a time.
I don't think it will ever counter the change, but I suspect there will be some interesting developments in culture worldwide caused by this.
- canistel 1y agoThis can be compared with fine art (as against photography or digital art), theatre (as against films), handmade (as against factory produced) etc. In all these cases, the originals occupy an expensive niche, usually beyond the reach of the common-folk.
- NBJack 1y agoYou are probably right. That would track well with prior behavior. I suppose it will also depend on how affordable/accessible these models will be.
- georgeburdell 1y agoHad this thought too. Even came up with a tongue-in-cheek term for such a group: luddaites :). I believe it will be sooner than 5-10 years.
- weatherlite 1y agoCould be, but not for learning honestly, and not for most things if we're being honest. If I want to learn Python then I want to learn Python, I don't need the sweat of another human involved in the experience. Plus A.I will probably do a much better job curtailing to my needs than some book. Sure, for some niche artwork and prostitution there will always be demand for human labor.