“What next, should I have a computer that eats my dinner and fucks my wife?” is one of those perfect sentences that just sticks in your head
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“What next, should I have a computer that eats my dinner and fucks my wife?” is one of those perfect sentences that just sticks in your head |
@jnadeau The problem is, as always, capitalism.
Business people want to use AI as a shortcut to creating art so they can use or sell it for profit, without investing the time to learn and use skills to create it themselves or the money to pay someone who did. They see no problem with this because they do not value the art or the artists. Artists have a problem with this because they live in a capitalist hellscape where they need to sell their work to survive instead of just being able to create for creation's sake, and now the capitalists are trying to cut them out of the loop. "Let them paint cake."
@jnadeau The problem is, as always, capitalism.
Business people want to use AI as a shortcut to creating art so they can use or sell it for profit, without investing the time to learn and use skills to create it themselves or the money to pay someone who did. They see no problem with this because they do not value the art or the artists. Artists have a problem with this because they live in a capitalist hellscape where they need to sell their work to survive instead of just being able to create for...
@jnadeau I've seen some _really_ _really_ bad tattoos that people are stuck with forever. I get the point here, but I just have to point out that many people would be better off with a soulless AI generated tattoo design. Of course, the actual execution would still be done by a person currently, so there's still plenty of room for the worst of both worlds.
@jnadeau I already hear an overly enthusiastic elevator pitch about new tech that eats wives and fucks dinners.