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Without specifics and "too far", if you make a point make it clear, because this vagueness means nothing.
Too much medicine is bad.. Everything in excess is bad, no shit.
Did Photography make painting disappear?
Humans will still be the initiators of the operas, and AI, just like a pen, a tool.
Too much medicine is bad.. Everything in excess is bad, no shit.
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Did Photography make painting disappear?
Humans will still be the initiators of the operas, and AI, just like a pen, a tool.
Do we have patrons that pay people to do nothing but paint under their tutelage?
We forget that the art that we see today in museums is not a randos that did it after he worked in the mill in 99 cases over a 100, but millionaire artists paid by billionaires. Popes, Rich families and so on, at least for the start.
When art started becoming more "figurative" it started to become more approachable to the masses for a thousand reasons.
But all the reinassance and most of the most famous work of arts made by humankind, were made under tutelage.
We forget that the art that we see today in museums is not a randos that did it after he worked in the mill in 99 cases over a 100, but millionaire artists paid by billionaires. Popes, Rich families and so on, at least for the start.
When art started becoming more "figurative" it started to become more approachable to the masses for a thousand reasons.
But all the reinassance and most of the most famous work of arts made by humankind, were made under tutelage.
It hurts the audience too. We have already gone from active to passive art consumption decades ago and now commercialization removed the creative act even on the side of the creator. Ai art is going to be even more life- and soulless than the gazillion stories on the market that are solely produced for making money. In a way ai art is just a logical continuation of what we've been doing for the past decades through movies and TV or maybe even earlier.
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We don't need ai to make unethical decisions in healthcare, greedy humans are doing just fine
When humans are obsolete in society then what do we even do? How do we live? Are we supposed to live at all when we're "obsolete"? What value do our lives have when we're "obsolete"?! What are we still good for and who decides it?
The only way to defeat ai is the destruction of current society or at least all vital servers have to go down and energy supply has to be cut off.
When humans are obsolete in society then what do we even do? How do we live? Are we supposed to live at all when we're "obsolete"? What value do our lives have when we're "obsolete"?! What are we still good for and who decides it?
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The only way to defeat ai is the destruction of current society or at least all vital servers have to go down and energy supply has to be cut off.
We are already on that decline. Besides the religion-based private schools around here, they stopped teaching cursive writing.
There's a trend towards just passing them. That's why we have children graduating and can't read above the fourth-grade level. Which is also a discussion in the writer community. Once people aimed to write at least the seventh/eighth-grade level, but that level has been decreasing in recent times to make it more accessible to a broader audience.
There's a trend towards just passing them. That's why we have children graduating and can't read above the fourth-grade level. Which is also a discussion in the writer community. Once people aimed to write at least the seventh/eighth-grade level, but that level has been decreasing in recent times to make it more accessible to a broader audience.
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Do you?
It always does. You failed to give any example of that.
You for sure are the one who doesn't understand why poverty happens.
All I'm saying is that technology will improve productivity therefore lowering prices and allowing poor people to have more things. For example phones that were once in the past something only a few very rich people had now it is accessible to everyone. Thanks to technology improvement. And that caused many jobs towards the old telephone system to be extinct without people remaining in that area.
It always does. You failed to give any example of that.
You for sure are the one who doesn't understand why poverty happens.
All I'm saying is that technology will improve productivity therefore lowering prices and allowing poor people to have more things. For example phones that were once in the past something only a few very rich people had now it is accessible to everyone. Thanks to technology improvement. And that caused many jobs towards the old telephone system to be extinct without people remaining in that area.
When I was in elementary my mom would always complain that school doesn't teach us as much creative writing as they used to in her generation. To think that school will ever stop to teach HANDwriting is outright dystopian.
No wonder I lost all enthusiasm for books when I was around 12/13 years🤡
In Germany they stopped teaching how to spell properly. I'm not kidding, they introduced a new teaching method that lets kids write like they want and teach them spelling much later. Teachers were told not to correct spelling mistakes or even make suggestion such as "take a look at this word again". I was doing an internship in an elementary school 10+ years ago and I was shocked. Idk if anything changed since then but reading all these news articles about the decline of the education system my hope is non existent.
No wonder I lost all enthusiasm for books when I was around 12/13 years🤡
In Germany they stopped teaching how to spell properly. I'm not kidding, they introduced a new teaching method that lets kids write like they want and teach them spelling much later. Teachers were told not to correct spelling mistakes or even make suggestion such as "take a look at this word again". I was doing an internship in an elementary school 10+ years ago and I was shocked. Idk if anything changed since then but reading all these news articles about the decline of the education system my hope is non existent.