Well that’s guaranteed to happen if we don’t get exponentially more productive with ai and robots.
But if you do get exponentially more productive with ai and robots then humans can’t compete in the labor force.
It’s a catch 22, you’re between a rock and a hard place.
I prefer the outcome that’s up in the air where we at least have a chance as opposed to the guaranteed collapse.
@RodeenSilver@ViralOps_ The alternative is to do nothing, and then you guarantee the destruction (hollowing out) of the middle class as the debt goes exponential and the government prints exponentially more money to cover the deficit.
@GoldieWygorn Just to clarify I’m trying to create an analogy to you people.
Technology doesn’t care, it keeps moving forward.
Use it or be left behind.. I’m tired of this argument.
Something he’s failing to realize is that slop has always existed, it’s not suddenly new.
This is just a new tool, and the best artists will be empowered and will use the new tools and create the coolest stuff ever. While bad artists will use the tool and nobody will care. And that’s ok, it’s nothing different than it’s ever been.
@cordlc No, you said it could do nothing other than potential cost savings.
If it can make advancements in physics and math then it will be contributing a hell of a lot more in breakthroughs in every industry.
@CadenBurleson@ViralOps_ Unity is demoing their own internal tools for prompt to full casual game in March at GDC. Will be curious to see the rate of change here.