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here's my serious take on AI: AI will never ever be able to replace humans no matter how good it gets at creating art. for example, if you wanted to write a song that "felt like growing up and reminiscing of your childhood" you could theoretically generate have AI generate trillions of songs that sound kinda like what you were imagining, but it'll never be able to create something based off your actual experience.
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wether it be because of the limitations of language (and thus the limitations of the prompt) or our own technology, it'll NEVER be able to inference off your own personal experiences the same way another human would never be able to live your life. it is the same thing as hiring another human to do it for you. your own limitations and experiences are what make your own art your own.
you shouldn't be scared about AI if you aren't scared of Xx_AwesomeFreelanceArtist123_xX on fiverr. it'll never be YOU.
if your only thought is wether or not your creation is "good" then you aren't creating art, you are creating a commodity. this is what AI does. it creates *commodities* for us. itll only be able to create things that are "good", not things based off anything spiritual or truly unique to one's experience of life. even sentient AI would still be limited by the same limitations as a freelancer or whatever :P
AI's potential at prompt is less limited by lingual limitations than those of the average (re: subliterate) normie's vernacular. If AI somehow developed a capacity to receive and exploit afflatus approximating that of humans, I'd sooner interact with than oppose it.