Look, I get it. I don’t like AI when it takes the jobs of people. But if a small-time YT creator uses it for a thumbnail it’s not the end of the world.
Look, I get it. I don’t like AI when it takes the jobs of people. But if a small-time YT creator uses it for a thumbnail it’s not the end of the world.
Stupid people will always take a valid principle and push It too far refusing to see what good can be out there.
AI is a tool and it’s here to stay. The sooner we learn to cope, regulate and use it ethically the better. And shutting down any use of AI is just stupid.
Let’s unpack that. “AI is here to stay” is a prediction, not an ethical argument. Wanting artistic jobs to remain human isn’t the same as opposing every use of technology.
Art isn’t merely a content-delivery pipeline. The artist is part of the point. If your “ethical use” involves treating human creativity as an inefficiency to eliminate, your human-centered framework may require further optimization.
Ultimately, calling people stupid is not a substitute for engaging with their argument. It’s simply an underwhelming demonstration of the intelligence you’re defending.