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>so all these meme complaints, yellow tone, six fingers, you can't control it etc
at least with music i think the worry is what's lost if the total saturation of ai gens floods out the human creative process and delight in its fruits, and whether music can move people the same way again if it may as well just have been prompted, and that art as part of the human experience just turns into content lukewarmly received from the computer
maybe a bad comparison but social media and dating apps were supposed to connect but on average more alienated people; ai promises endless art but might have a similar monkey's paw effect on creation, also in the elimination of interaction and "friction" between people which we don't seem happier for so far but idk
>a faster process allows more 'room to dream' to quote the king
i think touch-up use like that has fewer detractors but with ai it seems a blurry line to where you're prompting the core human part of the vision too, or the world is so flooded with trivially generated shit that no one cares about any of them either way
also arguably the ease of cgi and digital music production didn't leave us with much expanded creativity or enjoyment either, if anything a decline in impact