My hypothesis—lobsterman

Posted on September 23, 2024 by lobsterman
  1. The abuse of AI
  2. AI replacing creative jobs
  3. AI being used to create images and videos by stealing real peoples work
  4. AI learning how to become more and more convincing from accessing this data
  5. The implications of this advancement for the future of artistic integrity and reliable information
  6. AI will destroy art

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1 Response to My hypothesis—lobsterman

  1. davidbdale's avatar davidbdale says:
    September 25, 2024 at 3:32 am

    I’ll be interested to talk to you about this topic, of course, lobsterman, but from what I can gather of your remarks, AI might be just about to make art better than ever.

    Maybe you mean that AI will put artists out of business, or that it will replace human creativity with machine creativity, but if the result is more successful imaging, doesn’t society benefit?

    I’m not saying you’re wrong about anything, only that you haven’t yet begun to express your actual objection clearly. Let’s hope a Hypothesis Conference can help us both understand this topic better.

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