The Artistic revolution is here

[flyingguitarist]

I know this is now all over the place but recently I've been contemplating about how storytelling ,poetry ,novels ,gaming,movies would take place in future , how would people use and misuse it , How would it affect our epistemologies , what would art made my humanoids and robots look like?,what would happen to creative people working in companies?..

https://odysee.com/@UpperEchelonGamers:3/artistic-revolution-is-here-ai-versus:e

 

 

 

Edited August 20, 2022 by flyingguitarist

[Yarco]

Right now, humans input text descriptions and the AI generates images from them.

It's not a huge leap to get to the point where the AI starts generating the text prompts itself. We have AI writers, we have AI artists, just link them together.

Then it requires no human input, it's a totally self-contained system. We just sit back and watch the machine dream reality into existence. Thousands of images and full-length novels per second just scrolling past, as fast as the hardware will allow it to go.

It's almost funny, the guy in the video saying he'll be a part of this revolution in whatever way he can. He's going to be totally obsolete faster than he can realize.

There's going to be so much content you won't even be able to sell it. It'll be like trying to sell one grain of sand to someone sitting on a beach.

Edited August 23, 2022 by Yarco

[Epikur]

Well the next thing is the AI  creates movies from it's self written novels. Slowly we can plan about retiring into the matrix.