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1. spikea+w5[view] [source] 2022-12-15 12:27:08
>>dredmo+(OP)
Does anybody else find the whole AI art generation thing both amazing and incredibly depressing at the same time? I’ve played around with it and it’s lots of fun. But I can also see a deluge of mediocre “content” taking over the internet in the near future. “Real art” will become a niche underground discipline. Most popular music will be AI generated and will have fake performers also generated to go along with it. And most people will be fine with that.

I don’t think “real art” will disappear. People will always want to create (although monetising that will now be exceedingly more difficult).

It feels like we are ripping the humanity out of life on a greater and greater scale with tech. Instead of replacing crappy jobs and freeing up peoples time to enjoy their life, we’re actually automating enjoyable pursuits.

NB: when I’m referring to art I mean of all types as that’s where we are heading.

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2. Purple+Uf[view] [source] 2022-12-15 13:21:11
>>spikea+w5
Majority of everything is always mediocre at best. There is no absolute value in those things, they always get pitched against each other. Something mediocre today, could have been a masterpiece some decades ago. A masterpiece from decades ago could be hot garbage today. Those things are a constantly moving target and will always shift. People will just adapt their taste and figure out some new random rules to say why something was yesterday a masterpiece and became today mediocre and so on.
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