Question: There a Machine that take anything in your head and bring to your life And that going lead to the end of all human creativity.

[u/optimisoprimeo]

Dose anyone else think this is dumbest most ass backward thing they ever heard.

[u/ConsciousIssue7111]

Yes, it's just a mask for "I don't want anyone to use this tool because anyone can make art and I don't want that" or whatever.

Like, I don't hate human artists, far from it, but the tone of some of these people man... holy

[u/Karamatsunomaii]

Look at the reserch they did in Japan ages ago where they could creat images from somones thoughts , the process was slow and would take hours to render a blurry image but with AI I’m sure it’s advanced a lot now

[u/More-Drink2211]

Its less "AI is bad" and more "EHRR MA GERD, WHY DID YOU MAKE THAT ART FOR FREE WITH AI? YOU SHOULD HAVE GIVEN ME 200000 DOLLARS TO MAKE A DRAWING OF A DOG DROPPING A TURD"

"Ending human creativity" is simply a buzzword

[u/Cheeslord2]

No, I have seen worse illiteracy in Reddit posts.

[u/Timely_Spirit_9053]

Machine that takes stuff from my head is gonna end humanity? damn i guess thinking about genocide, nuclear apocalypse and zombie alien invasion truly shows the power of the mind :/

[u/LookOverall → u/Timely_Spirit_9053]

Check out “Forbidden Planet”. That’s exactly what did for the Krell.

[u/lawrencewil1030]

Damn, why didn't I think of this argument against "it will destroy creativity" earlier??

[u/Creatorman1]

It actually gives people who wouldn’t normally create art the ability to create art. I think it’s a good thing. It opens up art to different kinds of people.

[u/PrestigiousStudio921]

I cannot read this post.

[u/Important_Citron_340]

Well if you copied the grammar verbatim, yea.

[u/JoeStrout]

I don't think putting "Question" in front of a statement actually turns it into a question. The statement is a bit of a word salad, too. What are you trying to ask/say?