If you like making art, keep doing it. From an economic perspective however, you really should consider if your job is at risk from being eliminated by automation, if you depend on it to survive. No hate, just pragmatic advice.
I mean you've basically described why people are upset over this. These systems could displace them, using their own work to do it. It's perverse.
What happens to art if people can't practice it professionally? Isn't valuable to our society to have people who are able to master this skill and make a living doing it? The AI community seems to not think so.
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I mean you've basically described why people are upset over this. These systems could displace them, using their own work to do it. It's perverse.
What happens to art if people can't practice it professionally? Isn't valuable to our society to have people who are able to master this skill and make a living doing it? The AI community seems to not think so.
That's what economics is for. If you can't make a living doing something, then no, it isn't valuable to society.