@jesscataylr@neokuudere By the way your analogy is astonishingly bad. Becuase just 20 years before those calculators were invented, you needed entire warehouses to perform the same calculation. Hence you have no idea about scaling laws
Sarcasm btw you’re still wrong AF. Bye bye, you’re the one coping because inevitably intelligence urines to be free and so AI is better at creating art than the artists are the ones who are inevitably going to fall off hard and therefore they’re the ones that are starting to cope and will continue to cope hard harder and harder and harder.
@jesscataylr@neokuudere They dont “want” to replace artists. They’re working towards developing artificial general intelligence, and one consequence of that will inevitably be “replacing” unimaginative artists who relied solely on their mechanical execution skills and not much else
@paulmurphy_TD And I’m not claiming that will be easy. But it’s clearly the most important thing to be thinking about right now. And it worries me deeply that our elected officials aren’t
If you read this. I highly encourage you to at least think past the “AI guys are anti human we need to stop them”. That’s no good. The economic incentives all point towards AI becoming more impactful, not less. As I said, you need to be figuring out ways to negotiate a better deal for the people, given that trajectory..
@paulmurphy_TD The genie is already out of the bottle. Their internal models are already far ahead of what is publicly available. There’s no stopping this. You need to first accept that though. Then we can start thinking about how to make it better for all of us
I also believe that your approach of outright rejecting AI and pretending we should or could stop it is actually playing into these oligarchs hands. They don’t want you to be planning for the future, instead they’re perfectly happy for you to engage with this at the most surface level way possible.
There’s historical precedent too. Photography offers the closest historical parallel, once cameras made likeness cheap, painters who sold mainly technical rendering lost work, while painting moved toward expression, concept, and style that cameras could not easily supply.
Humans instinctively have a desire for novelty. With AI we won’t tolerate slop and therefore the people who are good at finding new ways to express things through this new paradigm will win. You guys are way off the mark
@neokuudere Basically, the guys who relied on being good at the mechanical aspects of art but weren’t really all that creative are dead. But the bar for actual creative art has actually been raised, not lowered, by AI
@Meegar123@sean_tougher@athcliath I saw them live and decided I hated them long before this twitter discourse. Also, didn’t I already tell you I didn’t want to hear your opinion ?🤔