Yeah I agree! Although personally I think it just raises the bar for excellence and is a self-solving problem. All things being equal (money, quality, etc), humans generally prefer human creations due to some intrinsic value placed in the 'effort' it took to create it.
That being said we are heading into an unsettling era where there's an asymmetric increase in content production vs content consumption, and it'll be interesting to see how this domain changes! Thank you for the links they were interesting reads!!
I think that AI in the space of novel creation for most people is something exciting, but likewise potentially scary. In the space of art, specifically visual art - this perhaps seems like a career sector seemingly diminishing in the space of creativity... (https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20241018-ai-art-the-end-of-creativity-or-a-new-movement and https://montrealethics.ai/the-impact-of-ai-art-on-the-creative-industry/)
Yeah I agree! Although personally I think it just raises the bar for excellence and is a self-solving problem. All things being equal (money, quality, etc), humans generally prefer human creations due to some intrinsic value placed in the 'effort' it took to create it.
That being said we are heading into an unsettling era where there's an asymmetric increase in content production vs content consumption, and it'll be interesting to see how this domain changes! Thank you for the links they were interesting reads!!