my prediction as well unfortunately

na its this fakedeep nothingburger of a statement that doesnt rly prove anything. theres just as many creatives madly entrenched in defending said 'tool' built on exploitation or conversely, peers who'v been vocal about it extracting their existing work

'least impacted' feels like conjecture considering wat we've already witnessed happen in the entertainment industry over just half a decade. theres also an undercurrent to this pov that devalues what the consumer has to say about their own media landscape and ultimately still argues the point that whether its blue collar labor or the arts, the roughshod implementation of ai w.o real oversight threatens human autonomy

It’s a money issue

eh generally speaking in the creative profession im in, people are more optimistic about it than the general population on the internet.

like i said ealrier the issues with ai are companies breaking that law, through copyright infringement among many other things.

it is what it is.

and least impacted def matters since there will always be creative jobs and many many other jobs will be fully replaced

but i onyl work in the entertainment industry, what do i know.

and people who dont make stuff def have a less important opinon on how stuff is made. even if many of their complaints are valid and theyre entitled to one. just like my opinions on engineering dont mater as much as an engineers obviously lol
we should give extral attention to people who discuss their life’s work as opposed to a random person.

agree with your last point though, ai implementation without oversight has been one of biggest policy failures, if not the biggest, since the nuclear bomb was invented

jus cus this is how things r doesnt mean thats how it ought2b. ur anecdotal perspective while valuable is only one side of the story and even then im sure not everyone in ur field thinks the same

the point was never that creative jobs disappear altogether but that the quantity and quality of them are diminished through unregulated competition w automation, whether that means livable wage .. length of contract .. polishing ideas the general public find imaginatively bankrupt, etc

& i disagree w ur last sentence. imo art and the creative process only achieve value w feedback, whether its ur own/fellow artists or that of a laymen audience

everyone in my field def does not think this. I made a huge generalization.

personally, i dont like most of what ai does for the arts in the present, ethics aside, but do see usecases like rigging where it can be helpful.

yeah some select creative jobs will diminish, while others will flourish, as far like large film companies and whatnot go.

my real prediction is as some jobs are replaced with ai in large companies, it opens up the door for indepedant smaller companies to compete with large budge movies, by being able to use certain ai tools for VFX, rigging, pshyics simulation etc.(which no human wants to do anyway lol, that s*** not fun)
and with more independant companies, employment will rise back to normal.

Im skeptical it will impact indepedant artists (the fine arts) too much, if at all, because of the huge demand for human made art, espcially none-digital art.

but other jobs WILL most likely be completely replaced. and ive always felt the focus on its impact on the arts is almost a psyop to distract people from the REAL impact it will have on the job market.

also we can agree to disagree, personally i only make art for myself and it has an equal value whether a billion people like it or im the only one that has ever seen it. Which i think is why it resonates with people ironically.

if consumers want to give it their own meaning and enjoy it in their own way, thats wonderful and makes me very happy. but its a complete afterthought.

and if it has value to me in a vaccum, who is someone else to say that for it have meaning, someone else has to say it has meaning? that doesnt make any sense.

he started off so defensive too

you can tell this isnt the first convo he's had like this

Ice Cube, who was all-in on posting about a rotating black cube on Saturn a few years back, is the rational voice in this AI discussion

When will Ice cube drive Trump through the hood like he did F***er Carlson

Dre ain’t s*** for this, it makes me feel like he stole all his beats

Also why is Mike Epps so aggressive

The "Uncle Aaron ass beat" comment lives rent free in my head

Who are these sampling haters???

even more reason to hear him…

dunno if there are any on this forum but i'm talking about folks who disrespect sampling as an art

The process of moving from an a***og workflow to digital DAWs from the late 90s-early 2000s really did a number on boomers/Gen X. They see everything from that same lens of "getting left behind" with absolutely no nuance

yea im not understanding how they can't comprehend how asinine and depraved it is to completely remove the human element from the creation of arts and music. they are so excited like what lol

I don’t want to watch this but I thought Dre was just cool with how AI can be used to get the stems from songs. Is he also pro “computah make a 60’s style King Von song”

Oh dont worry after AI makes it possible for people to play switch 2, ps5, and ps6 games on your computer it’s gonna all of a sudden be a BIGGGG push for strict AI regulation @Tuneout

It’s because they are stupid

KTT absolutely HATES old people man. Old rappers, especially lol Kanye, Jay, Dre, Em, Cube, Snoop, 50 etc...

Let. The. Uncs. Unc.
you gon be 50+ saying some embarrassing s*** too, trust me

oh bro the frontier models are already pushing agains it. opus 5.6 will probably be weighted to strictly go against any type of prompts seeking to decompile any software

the future is local models thats why sam Altman is so pissed about dudes with ram in they computers

but we're still some years away from being able to buy in to serious local ai for under 3k

This thread is literally praising Cube man what is you talkin bout?

i wish our musical legends never found podcasts because it only further sours their longstanding relationship to music and to the youth who’s supposed to be sampling and keeping their voices alive, to quote Ice Cube. these niggas keep destroying their legacies one podcast episode at a time smdh