JA Westenberg
@daojoan.eth
My predictions about AI. There will be a lot of jobs that disappear and don’t come back. Most of this will be obscured or explained away by companies under various guises. Cost cutting. Streamlining. They won’t mention AI. And most people won’t actually notice it happening, and if it happens to them, they won’t be able to say it was necessarily AI that made it happen.
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JA Westenberg
@daojoan.eth
There will be one or two pieces of major marquee content that are produced with AI playing a huge role. A Sora produced blockbuster etc. There will be immense backlash to it and a lot of companies will announce they are canceling plans to use AI. They won’t actually cancel plans to use AI. AI will just shuffle softly and quietly into the background and will be another line item in the credits of a film.
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pugson
@pugson
spot on. 17560 $degen
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streetphotography.eth
@streetphoto
8000 $degen
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stellabelle🎩
@stellabelle
8001 $degen You and I think very similarly as Im imagining the next twenty years through the lens of an artist who is replaced by Ai now
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wahoo.eth 🎩✨
@wahoo
200 $farther
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Mark42
@markmcclure.eth
Comedian Willonius Hatcher: "You have to have the human element. For artists who have been very disciplined in their craft, AI is like a superpower.” Music production changing too. That song is good! https://www.theguardian.com/music/article/2024/may/09/drake-kendrick-lamar-bbl-drizzy-song
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Mark42
@markmcclure.eth
5 $degen
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acai 🚽🐇
@acai
absolutely agreed it'll be just like how restaurants keep telling ppl that they never ever use microwave, they don't even own one 1000$farther
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Drew Marshall
@dank
Great take
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