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And then once you take the (probably trivial) step where the computers come up with the ideas for the images, these images won't be interesting anymore because we know a human didn't even make it. It won't be funny in the same way. "Oh that was clever" doesn't make sense anymore. We could reach a new level of jaded.

(Also, hello readers from the year 2032 when all of these predictions sound silly.)

>>orbliv+(OP)
Don't forget the training data for those computer "ideas" will be "attention" and targeted at the most vulnerable 80% of the market. I'd hope that it makes them less fearful and angry, but nope... that drives attention. I wonder what combination of UFOs, satanic cults, and immigrant hoards it will be.