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8/6/2025, 8:15:36 PM
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There's limited truth to this. People overestimate how unique they or their creations are.
Elevenlabs was a good early indicator when they found you could translate people's voices into other languages flawlessly once a good model was established.
I would say that people's interaction with Ai generation tech is the limiting factor, not whether enough sampling is available. With the right verbiage and complexity you can generate functionally new things from common and ubiquitous supplies -- that's all reality itself is too. People are just going to have to swallow their poorly scaffolded self esteem and deal with the fact that many laborious human tasks no longer require that labor and in most cases are worse off if the labor is supplies anyway. A real innovator would be using the tech, not stamping their feet.
There's limited truth to this. People overestimate how unique they or their creations are.
Elevenlabs was a good early indicator when they found you could translate people's voices into other languages flawlessly once a good model was established.
I would say that people's interaction with Ai generation tech is the limiting factor, not whether enough sampling is available. With the right verbiage and complexity you can generate functionally new things from common and ubiquitous supplies -- that's all reality itself is too. People are just going to have to swallow their poorly scaffolded self esteem and deal with the fact that many laborious human tasks no longer require that labor and in most cases are worse off if the labor is supplies anyway. A real innovator would be using the tech, not stamping their feet.
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