Professions that are screwed pretty soon because of AI

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They got this thing called Grok, it's still in its infancy, but you can ask it to draw you anything and it'll make you a picture

Pretty soon, it wont be just pictures but videos or 3d models or scenes

Artists are pretty much screwed. Hollywood CGI people. Videogame designers. Graphic designers. Architects.
 
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Bornstarch said:
They got this thing called Grok, it's still in its infancy, but you can ask it to draw you anything and it'll make you a picture

Pretty soon, it wont be just pictures but videos or 3d models or scenes

Artists are pretty much screwed. Hollywood CGI people. Videogame designers. Graphic designers. Architects.
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I want AI to visit retail sites and when the coupon thing pops up asking for an email, it auto-populates the email signing up for the newsletter. Do this over and over again on different retail sites that the burner email address I use, that I try to max out the storage space on their server.

Why?

Why not?
 
What is AI going to offer that hasn't been done 100x before?

That's right, nothing, because it just uses an algorithm to steal humans work and mash it up into some stale packaged nonsense.

Regarding art (books, movies, music, etc) I'm sure more and more artists will will sue whoever tries to publish stolen intellectual property. It's already happening.

It's one thing to use AI to supplement your work, people in fields you mentioned have already been using it. Thats nothing new, but you cannot expect AI to create anything original. There's a lot more to the process than just having an end result.
 
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TeTe said:
What is AI going to offer that hasn't been done 100x before?

That's right, nothing, because it just uses an algorithm to steal humans work and mash it up into some stale packaged nonsense.

Regarding art (books, movies, music, etc) I'm sure more and more artists will will sue whoever tries to publish stolen intellectual property. It's already happening.

It's one thing to use AI to supplement your work, people in fields you mentioned have already been using it. Thats nothing new, but you cannot expect AI to create anything original. There's a lot more to the process than just having an end result.
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Humans can't crate anything original either. They take things they see from experience and from nature.
 
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Yeah I was a data analyst for like 7-8 years and it's all going to AI now from what I've heard. I know they've integrated AI into Excel.
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If that's all you do is work with data, then I can see that being an issue... But business analyst positions will be in demand for a long time.
 
Bornstarch said:
They got this thing called Grok, it's still in its infancy, but you can ask it to draw you anything and it'll make you a picture

Pretty soon, it wont be just pictures but videos or 3d models or scenes

Artists are pretty much screwed. Hollywood CGI people. Videogame designers. Graphic designers. Architects.
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All industries are dead and most people shouldn't try anymore. I would appreciate the decrease in competition.
 
all of them havent you seen the terminator
 
I tend to think the issue is "Creative AI" be that writing or images has a strong casual/amateur market AND makes for very good PR for AI firms. Very low level content which gives non professionals a personalised output has an appeal to the general public and it also plays into the view this this is real "intelligence" as its moving into areas computers previously haven't, good to make it look like your company is truly important for the future in terms of attracting investment.

Is that actually going to cut into professional creative careers anytime soon? I have my doubts personally unless your talking something which is already very low level without much creativity/skill to it plus indeed you could also be looking at big copywrite lawsuits from AI essentially cutting and pasting the work of others.

I think the real impact of AI is much more likely to be on the technical side, perhaps things like graphic design/architecture but really just a lot of white collar work generally, AI basically used to replace office tasks which were previously too minor/specialised to pay for software to be developed to replace. Although I suspect higher end white collar work will try and protect itself legally, make it so you still need a human sign off.

Even then though I think the last few years have largely been a massive hussle personally and I suspect were heading for an equally massive implosion of the I market in the next 2-3 years.
 
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TeTe said:
My company just hired two. Lot of it involves proprietary software.
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Tbf, We are expanding our design team and I will be given my own team to manage but I know we're fucked. Just please give me 4 more years. Just 4 more years until my youngest graduates college and idgaf anymore.
 
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