This post was quickly deleted from the NVidia sub. I didn't expect otherwise.
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Some questions, feel free to add yours and open a conversation, this is not a post to fight, rather to discuss:
- Why not focus on useful AI? (Autonomous driving, banking, government, science) and ban AI art?
- What about artists and creators (any creator, even coders)? No one cares about them? Why there is no real push for law and regulation about that? There are obvious copyright issues already, despite ruining artist's ability to live from their work.
- About AI video, images, text: What would happen if eventually you cannot believe anything you see online? Would it make sense to even participate as human? Would it have any value?.
- What if the internet eventually becomes a "Made by AI, for AI to consume/participate" environment?.
- What would happen if YT channels and social networks are taken by AI and you can't tell if posts are made by humans or AI? Again, what would be the point of participating as human?
- Why companies are pushing for AIAIAIAI while there is obvious reject from us humans? (for instance people hates AI FB posts).
- Is AI cash grabbing more important than ethics?
- Do you think the AI bubble will ever burst? I hear AI was designed so it never does.
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About me: I'm a professional (graduated composer) musician and SFX dev for videogames. I bought several pairs of inline skates and have been training in preparation to give the finger to the eventual AI driven internet/computer world and open a skating school in the real world. Real world that kids (and adults) should embrace instead of being glued to a screen.
My wife is an illustrator. She, as I, spent a lot of time training and learning how to create. AI has already affected her ability to work dramatically.
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