> There will always be individuals that enjoy coding and do so without any formal teaching. That's not the kind of experience companies look for though. Do you have a degree? How much time have you spent working for…
The production of works that use AI will drop, while the cost to produce higher quality works - works that don't use AI - will remain the same. All we'll get is more AI slop.
We aren't in the Fully Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism stage just yet, so labor is a necessary evil.
If AI can learn "better and faster" than humans, then why didn't AI companies just pay for a couple of books to train their AIs on, just like people do? Maybe because AI is ultimately nothing but a complicated…
> There will always be individuals that enjoy coding and do so without any formal teaching. That's not the kind of experience companies look for though. Do you have a degree? How much time have you spent working for…
The production of works that use AI will drop, while the cost to produce higher quality works - works that don't use AI - will remain the same. All we'll get is more AI slop.
We aren't in the Fully Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism stage just yet, so labor is a necessary evil.
If AI can learn "better and faster" than humans, then why didn't AI companies just pay for a couple of books to train their AIs on, just like people do? Maybe because AI is ultimately nothing but a complicated…