>>513688279
The thing you don't understand is that art comes from somewhere. Creativity comes from somewhere.
It's the product of life experience. Hardships. Competition. Trial. Error. Overcoming obstacles.
You think that shit is just innate? It isn't. You can't talk about anything in this world without drawing upon experience, and the experience of discipline and focus as you work on attaining and perfecting a craft is a type of experience you can't just replicate through telling ChatGPT what to do.
Without the 10, 20, 30 years of work backing up your creative vision, you won't HAVE creative vision. You ever wonder why most exceptional artists, when you look into their lives, have crazy, bizarre, weird stories?
That shit isn't on accident.
Even if you could get ChatGPT to the point where it can make anything you could possibly want in extremely precise detail, the unfortunate fact of the matter is that it's still training wheels that can only make people manchildren.
Imagine a society where art is made by losers who never leave their apartments, who don't have any life experience, who have never loved, fought, or experienced hardship. They've never had to work at anything or cultivate talent.
WHAT kind of stories will a person like that have to tell?
>ChatGPT, generate me hedonistic garbage that's similar to other ChatGPT generated shit I've already seen made by other people.
It's not just the AIs that copy other AIs for inspiration; humans are the exact same way. Humans are the EXACT same way. You draw on what you know.
In a world where a man knows NOTHING, he can only make NOTHING, regardless of the power of the tools at his disposal.