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As a graphic designer who values his job very much, I am split two ways.
First, all employers everywhere, that see how ai could reduce the burden on/of an employee will seek to implement it. We use ai where I work wherever it fits
How is ai CURRENTLY affecting me? Anyone that has had to painstakingly create something with the Clone tool (not because it’s the important part of the picture but because you have to extend something or remove something) Photoshop’s ai Remove tool is what many of us have hoped for. It makes time for more creativity. Their ai selection tool also makes short work of cropping subjects, instead of spending all my time tracing a subject I need to separate from a photo.
On the other hand, there are reports that employees at Adobe are concerned the ai will replace the artist entirely, so in the long run, that may suck.
I am both able to feel fear and anxiety at the uncertainty of the future, and understand that this thing may one day be able to tell people they’ll get sick before a disease even develops. If my phone will do that for me and I can still at least be the philosopher and guider of my subject, and everyone else can be that too, I’d be okay with that. No one really knows what will happen, though.
Second, Re: rabbit holes : What is absolutely certain is that capitalism vs communism is a pointless argument. The most vocal spokespeople for both economic theories promise a worker’s paradise, but both approaches have absolutely failed on their promise.
Both suck @$$ because in their application, both are used to control the masses, and use the opposing theory to induce fear in the “other”. Millions starved to death in the USSR, but also, capitalism grows enough food for 110% of the planet, yet 10% starve. What seems to be the eternal universal problem is a deficit in good will.
Totally off-topic, but I found Michael Crichton's novel Next a fascinating dive into the non-obvious ways even pre-AI medical advancement can (and in some cases is) going wrong when greed takes the forefront.
Especially in light of the last sentence of the post above this, which neatly summarizes the whole problem with a lot of things.
A classic argument: free markets are ideal, but have never been tried, while Marxism is everywhere and has never worked. Personally I would argue that free markets have repeatedly failed and Marxism has never been implemented. Oh well, AI probably makes free markets and Marxism both irrelevant.
You’ve misquoted me, which renders the basis for your counter-argument null and void.
At the last mobile world congress meeting, speakers announced that very soon most businesses will have human and non-human employees. Already I’ve gotten announcements sometimes when I call in for tech support or pay a bill that the company may be using AI to interact with its customers.
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I suspect some companies will start to use an A.I. CEO to run their company in the US, especially for larger companies which are maintaining market share and not in growth or startup mode. An A.I. CEO could make perfect sense for a lot of companies. And it would be a lot easier to fire if it messes up.
I am sorry @wim , that I brought up the M word. It’s just that he nails it pretty well as far as making it clear that in order to increase profit companies will shed employees whenever possible without concern for them or how they will live.
I have also worked in creative jobs and I strongly believe that human creativity is an essential positive component of human society and it’s evolution. Without it we collectively become less human.
It’s no wonder that this has been a consistent theme (warning) in the arts across the board for the last few hundred years.
So I’m torn by AI because I see those pitfalls but I also can’t help being intrigued by it at the same time. As @DSZA wrote, some of the tools can be amazingly helpful. Seeing the capabilities of those video tools, I want to try them too. The guy in that video makes it sound like a warning but it seems almost like he’s promoting it.
Of course that means there will be a vast sludge of bogus content, any spark of creativity will be hard to pick out if it all. We’ll all become more numb. “drowning in treacle is still drowning.”
I like the Dor Brothers. They spare no one.
Hehe yah, even themselves.
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"But I don’t want to go among mad people,” Alice remarked.
“Oh, you can’t help that,” said the Cat: “we’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.”
“How do you know I’m mad?” said Alice.
“You must be,” said the Cat, “or you wouldn’t have come here.”