I think the statement "then photography took over" is doing a lot of work here. It's incredibly inaccurate to say that photography took over as the primary means of visual creativity.
Photography took over as the primary means of capturing a moment. Sure it's used artistically sometimes, but primarily it's used for subjective reality. I would argue that painting, and especially digital painting, is at an all-time high due to the ease and relatively low barrier to entry.
I think that most artists would still prefer to paint something that they can consider "their art", over typing a sentence and getting back a result. Sure, it's neat, but it will never be anything more than a novelty, or a shortcut to generic results. The process of creation is only really 50% the final result, and the process itself is an important aspect and not just a means to an end.
Using AI just feels like a weird commodification of art - like using only pre-made Unity assets for a game and nothing else, and then having someone else make it for pennies.
I've seen so many bizarre "AI artists" cropping up, especially online, who legitimately try to sell AI art online for hundreds of dollars. I think the reasons people buy art can usually be put into three buckets: they appreciate the process that went behind it, they like the style of the artists or that painting in particular, or they find some meaning in it. If you wanted to buy AI art why not just prompt it yourself. What process, or artistic style, or meaning is even in AI art?
It's not even like AI can be trained on an artist's own works. It takes millions of samples to train AI, which a singular artist would never be able to produce. So, at some point, that model will have had to have stolen the content of its results from something.
I get not wanting to have to have 40 different accounts to play your games, and making that your entire basis for not buying a game - sure whatever. But that's your decision, and other people are allowed to be upset that they have to do so, and still want to play the game and just deal with the bullshit foisted on them by corporations.
That's the point they're making. It's absurd
When people stop caring for the plight of others, we all lose.
I'm honestly shocked that someone hasn't gone the black market APK route of analyzing the protocols heuristically and then releasing an APK with those protocols on torrent/deep web. Obviously, that's insanely more risky and error prone, but you would find out pretty quick if freestyle modified their protocols, and could patch it within a week or two (maybe). I really wish I was more low-level hardware skilled to know better, or even lend a hand.
I just make shitty SaaS software for a living, what do I know lol
Jesus Christ that sucks nuts... Hopefully in the future the situation improves. Iirc this technology is still early and companies are incompetent
That's literally not going to happen. People are going to do what's convenient, and when grocery stores have already priced out nearly every mom & pop grocer, there is no competition.
And if you open another grocery store, you'll be beaten by market share and economy of scale.
Seriously dude, the "magic hand" of capitalism is busted when you're talking about billions of dollars of force tipping the scales in large corporations' favor.
Have you just not heard of price collusion in the past?
Yeah 220V is more dangerous because it doubles the current going through your body.
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Why not educate someone who is earnestly asking? There is so much information and misinformation, just typing "Biden Israel" into Google and expecting full context is hopeless.
My best guess is that they instead aggregate your data and serve ads based off of basic demographically information - instead of data they've harvested from your Google account. E.g. they'll use your age range, gender, region, etc