@QiaochuYuan Not "bad" in regards to morality but "bad" because you won't learn much from just consuming.
A quote from the post you quote tweeted:
"You shouldn't sweat too much what type of thing you pick, since the skillset of trying projects and learning from them is what matters."
@Rohanburdened I thought of a post similar to this about evolution but decided against it.
Evolution and satire aren't exactly hallmarks of the anti-ai crowd.
@wobbyist@bolsademiedo@teortaxesTex The person I replied to phrased their comment in a way that implies all of Bach is easy to generate algorithmically.
Which is why I mentioned that this technique only works for chorales.
A fugue would be the next logical step but, in its current state, AI struggles.
@_NotThe0ne_@hecubian_devil The example anti-ai responses in their post do not help the case for regulation.
Instead, what they do is try to dissuade ai usage, which is using "market logic." (reducing the number of consumers)