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G More doom and gloom. 6 people? Does that include China, Russia, North Korea, ter… ytc_UgybH8K8z… G It’s not AI you should be worried about. It’s unregulated and under taxed corpor… ytr_UgxMTn5AK… G I really don’t like that’s it’s called art in the first place. It’s an image, th… ytc_UgwWrhC_5… G Howie is looking at AI at its infantry having fun with a baby, what can it do wr… ytc_UgyaT6S9z… G As much as AI is being used for jobs, I feel that at some point even if the comp… ytc_UgyNdDH_L… G @wontonschannel If AI companies would ethically source the images they feed thei… ytr_Ugzrly6KA… G This has made a big impact on me. I've written a blog post about it and shared i… ytc_UgzOJBOas… G I mostly use ai to generate weird ass stuff but i do draw myself (it isn’t good … ytc_UgyofRp5a…
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The lower cost of entry thing confused me so much. Especially when, imo, doing art *without* AI is already lower cost of entry now than it has been historically. I'm a musician. I use Musescore, a free sheet music composition app, to write full arrangements for my music. I bought professionally recorded sounds to use for playback, and they're maybe $20 for each set (compare that to the cost of a really good MIDI reader, even of the same brand). Even if I was just using free sounds, a ton is still possible. But when you look back at most history, the only way you'd be able to hear a multi-instrumental piece you'd composed is to pay/know people. There were probably plenty of musical geniuses we've never heard of because they weren't born into wealth. Sometimes when I paint, I remember how difficult to find paint was for most of history. It wasn't like today, where anyone can spend 10 bucks and get a cheap paint set.
youtube Viral AI Reaction 2025-04-01T19:0…
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Coded at2026-04-27T06:24:59.937377
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