That is not the argument being made here. The argument is that people would rather see a bad or decent piece of human-made art to be able to look in someone’s mind, than look at amazingly skillful AI art.
Your thinking comes from a productivity and competition standpoint, which is just not what’s being talked about here. Productivity and competition is so deeply ingrained under capitalism that not caring about both of those things is hard to conceive.
It’s not talking about making a movie that succeeds on Netflix, or making a cover image to sell a product, etc etc etc, but about expressing yourself as a human to other humans.
Yeah, why use technology when decades of practice will accomplish the same thing? Everyone is just too lazy to master every skill.
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That is not the argument being made here. The argument is that people would rather see a bad or decent piece of human-made art to be able to look in someone’s mind, than look at amazingly skillful AI art.
Your thinking comes from a productivity and competition standpoint, which is just not what’s being talked about here. Productivity and competition is so deeply ingrained under capitalism that not caring about both of those things is hard to conceive.
It’s not talking about making a movie that succeeds on Netflix, or making a cover image to sell a product, etc etc etc, but about expressing yourself as a human to other humans.