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[dasmo]

But yes, it’s like going from sticks to dig a hole to an excavator.

[dasmo]

Lots of labour is now redundant.

[Victoria Watcher]

Not really, you need to be looking at incorporating these tools. It’s like what the computer did for say architecture. It didn’t kill the architect but we no longer see rows and rows of draftsmen.

Right. Same with movie animation.

[dasmo]

Hand made will have more value. Stop motion is still done, the DJ didn’t kill live music, vinyl record still sell. But this is by far the most disruptive technology I have ever touched. It’s overwhelming.

[dasmo]

Thing is… if they ban it, it’s banned only for us. They will sell banning it with fear. It’s not intelligent, it will never be sentient, it’s not self motivated or aware. That’s marketing. It’s more like a magic wand than something intelligent. It’s extremely dangerous and at the same time extremely potent as a tool for good.

[Victoria Watcher]

People forget that cheap vinyl made the recording industry flourish. Before the 50’s pop records were too expensive, they sold mostly to jukebox owners.

Digital made the industry - and many more artists - more again.

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 25 May 2023 - 07:59 AM.

[Mike K.]

Ok ok ok, but can you explain in English what you’re talking about? We’ve even confused chatGPI here.

Like are you talking about a contract to create graphics-related work? Animation? What exactly blew your mind and chopped 58 months off a 60 month project?

[dasmo]

I was using a stick to excavate my house site then someone came along with an excavator and did it in a few days... That is what blew my mind. 

[dasmo]

But if you don't know where to put the gas, or have the gumption to get on the machine, it will just baffle you. 

[dasmo]

Like how about asking Chat GPT to write a script that auto fills your banner with a new image for each visit? 

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Edited by dasmo, 25 May 2023 - 08:12 AM.

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etc etc. 

[Mike K.]

You’re still being so cryptic. What are you talking about, exactly?

[dasmo]

See above....

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I'll let it tell you.

 

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Edited by dasmo, 25 May 2023 - 08:17 AM.