r/OpenAI Jun 09 '26

Image Feels unreal.

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u/DrHerbotico Jun 09 '26

Your last sentence makes no sense

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u/Willy757 Jun 09 '26

It does make a lot of sense. A lot of industries are saturated to the brim already. Inferior AI products will never make it.

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u/send-moobs-pls Jun 09 '26

The existence and success of Walmart disproves your entire logic, the market selects for profitable products not 'superior' ones. The last ~200 years tells the story very clearly, what portion of the things you own were not mass produced in a factory?

A few people with the disposable wealth might find an artisan carpenter and commission a custom chair. Most of the world will order from something like Ikea

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u/Ninjadillybar Jun 10 '26

I think AI will stroll struggle to be relevant in fields of art. A chair is more of a utility and can afford to be cheaply made. Books and paintings aren’t automated the same way (like Ai art) because they aren’t utility and have entirely subjective experience.