I wish your opinion was shared more.
I do music production. I’ve seen what AI can do, and for making a simple master of one my demos AI is great. But everyone who has been there knows that the fun of making music comes from uniqueness. AI can’t do that, it can only riff on things known in its dataset.
I’m not worried at all, because this means the boring commercial music becomes less impressive, and unique and elaborate music becomes even more valuable. I’m cool with that; nothing of value is lost.
I get why people are freaked out, but most of the tangible issues come from greedy managers with a pinch of dunning-kruger, trying to replace workers. And that’s got almost nothing to do with AI and everything to do with assholes. There will be consequences, but people have to stick out this short-term chaos. And that’s the only thing I have empathy for in this.
Well that and unlicensed training because governments can’t get their shit together to enforce ethical guidelines for AI training & data collection practices.
Paradachshund@lemmy.today 1 month ago
As a professional creative, I think the fear is losing the somewhat rote and “boring” creative jobs that actually pay the bills. It’s very rare to make a living from truly artistic work alone.
I don’t think it does as good of a job as I can, but some of the people paying for it may not value that level of difference.