A user asks what accounts for the different reactions to AI’s impact on communities’ fields.
A user observes that some communities are excited by AI’s impact on their field while others are petrified, and asks what factors explain the divide.
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@amasadSome communities are excited by AI’s impact on their field. Others are petrified. What’s the deciding factor(s)?
@NickADobosWhether it unlocks you or replaces you. Many people dislike the work, and only do it for financial reasons. Many people fall in love with the task and the actual work. Many people are more focused on the outcome. You can use Ai to do less work Or you can you Ai to do more work Augment vs automate If you valued your ability to make art to feed a family you are petrified. If you valued your ability to paint a picture and the joy that comes from the process and flow of making it, you are petrified. If you valued your ability to tell a story and make people feel with your art, you are excited.
@promptandearly@repligate I used to be a professional creative, and my reaction to AI has been “wow, you mean I can make an animated adaptation of my niche book ideas that otherwise would never ever get an adaptation!!”@amasadSome communities are excited by AI’s impact on their field. Others are petrified. What’s the deciding factor(s)?@NickADobosWhether it unlocks you or replaces you. Many people dislike the work, and only do it for financial reasons. Many people fall in love with the task and the actual work. Many people are more focused on the outcome. You can use Ai to do less work Or you can you Ai to do more work Augment vs automate If you valued your ability to make art to feed a family you are petrified. If you valued your ability to paint a picture and the joy that comes from the process and flow of making it, you are petrified. If you valued your ability to tell a story and make people feel with your art, you are excited.@promptandearly@repligate I used to be a professional creative, and my reaction to AI has been “wow, you mean I can make an animated adaptation of my niche book ideas that otherwise would never ever get an adaptation!!”@amasadSome communities are excited by AI’s impact on their field. Others are petrified. What’s the deciding factor(s)?@NickADobosWhether it unlocks you or replaces you. Many people dislike the work, and only do it for financial reasons. Many people fall in love with the task and the actual work. Many people are more focused on the outcome. You can use Ai to do less work Or you can you Ai to do more work Augment vs automate If you valued your ability to make art to feed a family you are petrified. If you valued your ability to paint a picture and the joy that comes from the process and flow of making it, you are petrified. If you valued your ability to tell a story and make people feel with your art, you are excited.@promptandearly@repligate I used to be a professional creative, and my reaction to AI has been “wow, you mean I can make an animated adaptation of my niche book ideas that otherwise would never ever get an adaptation!!”@amasadSome communities are excited by AI’s impact on their field. Others are petrified. What’s the deciding factor(s)?@NickADobosWhether it unlocks you or replaces you. Many people dislike the work, and only do it for financial reasons. Many people fall in love with the task and the actual work. Many people are more focused on the outcome. You can use Ai to do less work Or you can you Ai to do more work Augment vs automate If you valued your ability to make art to feed a family you are petrified. If you valued your ability to paint a picture and the joy that comes from the process and flow of making it, you are petrified. If you valued your ability to tell a story and make people feel with your art, you are excited.@promptandearly@repligate I used to be a professional creative, and my reaction to AI has been “wow, you mean I can make an animated adaptation of my niche book ideas that otherwise would never ever get an adaptation!!”
