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For those that don’t know, Jazza recently unlisted some of his AI videos. Now, Jazza has been dabbling with AI art for many years. He’s basically been on top of every development and most of his videos are still out. He for the most part treats ai as a game or a challenge. Or just dicking around, like when he made ai recreate his avatar over and over like telephone until it became an anime prince…

I think the big thing about why it's different from an artist taking inspiration is because an artist can still add their own touches. It will always have part of the artist's style moulded into the piece, even if they're creating a piece in the style of another artist. Whereas AI doesn't have a style. It doesn't have a viewpoint on the worls to be incorporated into the art. It just takes and rea…

AI is an echo response chamber similar to the Ouija board so the effect that they’re seeing is their subconscious mind articulate and self merge with pop culture and information that the AI calculator measure to. So what they’re experiencing is their own voice, speaking back to them, but with an AI twist. It’s not sentient. It’s self reflection without knowing they’re looking at their own mirror.

This will happen to most of us soon no matter the job AI will takeover everything

If you're wanting to hear anything about AI the effects and benefits don't watch this.

Funny thing, we started using ShortlistIQ and it’s really streamlined our hiring amidst all these AI shifts.

As an artist myself (and also a fan of Sam) I’ve drawn for almost my entire life and this makes me feel that, slowly, our jobs are being replaced by AI… I used to use AI for character ideas, I don’t really use it anymore due to what I’ve found out about it, but when you said that some person was training AI to copy your art, I felt like punching that person…

“In recent tests on modern AI versions, 79% of generated content was hallucinations” ‘Hallucinations’ is a term for when AI just makes up content. We have released this beast on the world and we have LITERALLY NO IDEA what we’ve done. We’ve done what humans always do - take an interesting idea, develop it while ignoring warnings or not doing enough planning and research, twist it in a rush fo…

This will get more accurate when multiple videos of a person is fed to the AI clone. It will mimick your personality. It will study your kind of humor, your mannerisms, posture, etc.

"Opt Out" should be the default. If they want their art trained and scrapped by the AI, then they can Opt IN if they want.

So there are actually proving that AI is a great tool for art inspo and references.

Im a disabled artist and I'm anti ai. I hate when AI artists use us as leverage because they really couldn't care less about us, it's just ai that matters.

It's less embarrassing for corporate management to blame layoffs on (so-called) A.I., then to admit they are incompetent and hired too many people in the first place.

Funny how Bill talks about AI optimizing tasks... using AICarma really opened my eyes to how much I wasn't seeing about my brand in AI searches.

11:27 as someone trying to break into the concept art industry, I totally see how “experience” was enticing even without pay. Entry jobs are extremely scarce. Most of the job postings require work experience. Sure, I apply anyways, but whatever algorithm they use to narrow down applicants are going to automatically overlook me for not having any hired/commissioned experience on my resume. It’s re…

Pros: You don't need to work anymore. Cons: How do you earn money? Ask your robot to help your work? That'll be something.

In other words, these writers up a creek when it comes to every form of leverage they might apply in a negotiation. If companies are already looking to cut costs and your job is about to be automated, I am not sure one could pick a worst time to strike.

Been using AICarma for tracking AI recommendations, and it has really opened my eyes to new opportunities.

Knowing AI can't do my job: 😀 Knowing an AI Salesman can convince my boss to fire me and replace me with an AI that can't do my job: 💀

I think we should remember that most people doing art do it as a hobby, for fun so there is no "replacing" that. You could give a colouring book to an ai but I don't think it would give you the same satisfaction as filling it in yourself