Anonymous
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6/26/2025, 12:55:47 AM
No.508734303
6/26/2025, 12:55:47 AM
No.508734303
>>508722731
I'll bite.
We are so completely deprived of meaning it's not even funny anymore. There is no communal anchor that would help us parse reality. Families are reduced to the barest minimum if at all, communities are basically gone - there is no shared truth, no shared meaning.
AI art is the obliteration of anything that's still left. It's the hyper-capitalist destruction of the human soul. Art derives meaning from skill, struggle and scarcity. That's gone. What remains is an empty assembly line of pixels.
And look, I don't hate AI art if used sparingly. For quick memes or a funny retort, sure. But beneath that is something incredibly insidious: The replacement not of human artists, but of meaning.
tl;dr:
Fast food is fine now and then, but be careful you don't get addicted to quick salts, sugars and fats, or homecooked food will be a thing of the past.
I'll bite.
We are so completely deprived of meaning it's not even funny anymore. There is no communal anchor that would help us parse reality. Families are reduced to the barest minimum if at all, communities are basically gone - there is no shared truth, no shared meaning.
AI art is the obliteration of anything that's still left. It's the hyper-capitalist destruction of the human soul. Art derives meaning from skill, struggle and scarcity. That's gone. What remains is an empty assembly line of pixels.
And look, I don't hate AI art if used sparingly. For quick memes or a funny retort, sure. But beneath that is something incredibly insidious: The replacement not of human artists, but of meaning.
tl;dr:
Fast food is fine now and then, but be careful you don't get addicted to quick salts, sugars and fats, or homecooked food will be a thing of the past.