fwt 2

2y

or should we just smile and listen to kanye singing somebody i used to know

Mitclan 616

2y

Why do ppl hate on AI so much. AI is the future

nonviolence

2y

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

what is chatGPT going to do?

Americans don't know how to read:

Half of U.S. adults can’t read a book written at the 8th-grade level.
— Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development 3

12% have proficient literacy levels.

2% have high literacy levels.

https://www.wyliecomm.com/2021/08/whats-the-latest-u-s-literacy-rate/

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

ai is a tool to use.

it's interesting because the people who are the most worried about the sanctity of "creation" and "art", are the people who have never created anything

(those who do not have a single creative bone in their body, but are magically full of opinions)

most of the reception from creators toward ai should be one of excitement and intrigue

(imagine artists hating on the creation of Adobe Photoshop at the cusp of its first release)

ai is a tool that will open doors and possibilities for many creators and artists

while the masses (the consumer audience) just cry about s***, they will be left in the dust once again. they should have been reading books instead of watching youtube videos

Darren Aronofsky (directior of Black Swan, Mother!, The Whale) talks about using AI at @​runwaymls AI Film Festival:

“As far as conceptualizing ideas and projects and creating worlds, there's clearly a huge tool that has been unlocked…There's just so many possibilities for such a new type of visual landscape.”

there's a complexity lag when it comes to any type of art:

it takes a long time to make one single song

it takes a near war-like effort to produce Hollywood movies

(which are ultimately huge logistical operations involving coordination at all points between institutions, specialists, financiers, and technicians)

detail and complexity are very taxing (physically and materially) and take hours, days, weeks, months, years to achieve.

if you are young and creative, the coming ai era is nothing short of an immense opportunity for you.

“The lag in this economic payoff even ended up being similar in length to the lagged payoff from electrification,” he added. “Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

Krugman said in his editorial that the great economic boom that unfolded between the 1940s and 1970s was actually the result of technologies like the internal combustion engine that came into being decades earlier.

Krugman pointed out that historical innovations like the computing revolution or the electrification of industry had taken decades to have any notable impact on the economy.

“That’s not to say that artificial intelligence won’t have huge economic impacts,” he conceded. “But history suggests that they won’t come quickly. ChatGPT and whatever follows are probably an economic story for the 2030s, not for the next few years.”

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nobel-laureate-paul-krugman-dampens-144511127.html

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

tldr: learn to read longer and better words

Tylenullx

2y

AI will quite literally kill us, f*** you talkin about

not the future i want, you can go to mars and build your AI empire

nonviolence

2y

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

what is chatGPT going to do?

Americans don't know how to read:

Half of U.S. adults can’t read a book written at the 8th-grade level.
— Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development 3

12% have proficient literacy levels.

2% have high literacy levels.

https://www.wyliecomm.com/2021/08/whats-the-latest-u-s-literacy-rate/

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

ai is a tool to use.

it's interesting because the people who are the most worried about the sanctity of "creation" and "art", are the people who have never created anything

(those who do not have a single creative bone in their body, but are magically full of opinions)

most of the reception from creators toward ai should be one of excitement and intrigue

(imagine artists hating on the creation of Adobe Photoshop at the cusp of its first release)

ai is a tool that will open doors and possibilities for many creators and artists

while the masses (the consumer audience) just cry about s***, they will be left in the dust once again. they should have been reading books instead of watching youtube videos

Darren Aronofsky (directior of Black Swan, Mother!, The Whale) talks about using AI at @​runwaymls AI Film Festival:

“As far as conceptualizing ideas and projects and creating worlds, there's clearly a huge tool that has been unlocked…There's just so many possibilities for such a new type of visual landscape.”

there's a complexity lag when it comes to any type of art:

it takes a long time to make one single song

it takes a near war-like effort to produce Hollywood movies

(which are ultimately huge logistical operations involving coordination at all points between institutions, specialists, financiers, and technicians)

detail and complexity are very taxing (physically and materially) and take hours, days, weeks, months, years to achieve.

if you are young and creative, the coming ai era is nothing short of an immense opportunity for you.

“The lag in this economic payoff even ended up being similar in length to the lagged payoff from electrification,” he added. “Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

Krugman said in his editorial that the great economic boom that unfolded between the 1940s and 1970s was actually the result of technologies like the internal combustion engine that came into being decades earlier.

Krugman pointed out that historical innovations like the computing revolution or the electrification of industry had taken decades to have any notable impact on the economy.

“That’s not to say that artificial intelligence won’t have huge economic impacts,” he conceded. “But history suggests that they won’t come quickly. ChatGPT and whatever follows are probably an economic story for the 2030s, not for the next few years.”

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nobel-laureate-paul-krugman-dampens-144511127.html

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

tldr: learn to read longer and better words

nonviolence

2y

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

what is chatGPT going to do?

Americans don't know how to read:

Half of U.S. adults can’t read a book written at the 8th-grade level.
— Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development 3

12% have proficient literacy levels.

2% have high literacy levels.

https://www.wyliecomm.com/2021/08/whats-the-latest-u-s-literacy-rate/

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

ai is a tool to use.

it's interesting because the people who are the most worried about the sanctity of "creation" and "art", are the people who have never created anything

(those who do not have a single creative bone in their body, but are magically full of opinions)

most of the reception from creators toward ai should be one of excitement and intrigue

(imagine artists hating on the creation of Adobe Photoshop at the cusp of its first release)

ai is a tool that will open doors and possibilities for many creators and artists

while the masses (the consumer audience) just cry about s***, they will be left in the dust once again. they should have been reading books instead of watching youtube videos

Darren Aronofsky (directior of Black Swan, Mother!, The Whale) talks about using AI at @​runwaymls AI Film Festival:

“As far as conceptualizing ideas and projects and creating worlds, there's clearly a huge tool that has been unlocked…There's just so many possibilities for such a new type of visual landscape.”

there's a complexity lag when it comes to any type of art:

it takes a long time to make one single song

it takes a near war-like effort to produce Hollywood movies

(which are ultimately huge logistical operations involving coordination at all points between institutions, specialists, financiers, and technicians)

detail and complexity are very taxing (physically and materially) and take hours, days, weeks, months, years to achieve.

if you are young and creative, the coming ai era is nothing short of an immense opportunity for you.

“The lag in this economic payoff even ended up being similar in length to the lagged payoff from electrification,” he added. “Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

Krugman said in his editorial that the great economic boom that unfolded between the 1940s and 1970s was actually the result of technologies like the internal combustion engine that came into being decades earlier.

Krugman pointed out that historical innovations like the computing revolution or the electrification of industry had taken decades to have any notable impact on the economy.

“That’s not to say that artificial intelligence won’t have huge economic impacts,” he conceded. “But history suggests that they won’t come quickly. ChatGPT and whatever follows are probably an economic story for the 2030s, not for the next few years.”

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nobel-laureate-paul-krugman-dampens-144511127.html

“Having a technology isn’t enough. You also have to figure out what to do with it.”

tldr: learn to read longer and better words

Block Muteson

2y

People's consumption of media was already being dictated by algorithms. It might as well be created by them too.

Marble

2y

If your job as an artist is currently being replaced by Dall E picture generator you were always a s*** artist to begin with

Marble

2y

It is lol, drawing company logos or anime p*** drawings are not great art that needs to be done by a human. Real artists like filmmakers, photographers, painters, musicians and writers that make something substantial with ideas behind them will not be replaced by AI anytime soon.

Lystra

2y

ai could never create the crazy s*** i see in my mind

Gary Givenchy

2y

yikes

Moonchaser

2y

Yeah it’s not gonna be that pretty

Demon baby

2y

I’m actually paranoid about dying In a hospital because my doctor used chatgpt to get a medical degree

Gary Givenchy

2y

ai is advancing at an exponential rate these days. remember you said this bruh