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Five years ago, malnourished weirdos in hooded sweatshirts and Allbirds swore that me and all my buddies would be wearing 2k worth of futuristic goggles while bidding on virtual timeshares in the Metaverse.
All things, including hype, must pass.
A fair assessment lies somewhere between shiny object syndrome and the apocalypse.
Depends on how you use it, and what you expect it to accomplish. Appropriate use is going to mean that you train it yourself. That means custom photoshoots, specialized rights agreements, layout training, and more.
There are use cases that make sense in a professional workflow, but AI is not a replacement for professional design.
But those looking to cut corners, can expect to be sued, and either have low standards, or will be disappointed.
I see AI as this generation's iteration of:"Can you just Photoshop it real quick?" Or "We can fix that in post."
AI is still a limited tool, that has been sold as unlimited capability.
It’s a tool the allows companies to do the same amount of work for the same price with fewer people.
We still need people, always will.
I love it.
Today’s AI is just lots of data and code, good at tasks, but no real world understanding.
The issue isn’t the tech. It’s the insane speed. We’re already barely keeping up.
AGI though? It could suddenly outsmart us at almost everything, wiping out most jobs overnight. Worst part: if its goals don’t match ours, we might lose control completely… with no way to stop it.
That’s the real worry.