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Originally Posted by tsgreer
I doubt it’ll even take that long. Give it a couple of years. People who are hard anti-AI are going to have a rough time. lol
I spent most of my career as a graphic artist, and I watched the exact same panic play out with CGI. Everyone swore they’d never support it. Now it’s in every game, most TV shows, and nearly every movie.
Before that, people said video game art had to be drawn pixel by pixel by hand or it didn’t count. That didn’t last. Same thing when Photoshop showed up. Folks acted like using digital tools instead of paint was cheating, or worse. I was there for that shift too. My office in California beta-tested the very first version of Photoshop.
None of those tools went away. They just became normal. AI will do the same. Adapt or get left behind.
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Heh. Back when the printing press was invented in the 15th century, there was a lot of wailing and moaning about how the hand-written books were REAL BOOKS, shining examples of human creativity, and printed books were ugly, soulless pieces of mechanical production that could never replace real books.
(Well, I actually made that up, but it might well have been true).
That's how it has always been. Everything changes, except for humans themselves, it seems.