There has to be a vision for the future where 1) LLMs aren’t the down fall of humanity, ushering in the end of all creative output and 2) the panacea that releases us from the chains of all the mundane parts of life, allowing anyone to do anything their heart desires.
I’m just tired of reading about either future. Both visions are just exhausting. It’ll be somewhere in between that eventually becomes immensely boring and mundane.
Life will be better, probably. Daily life will be different, slightly. You’ll still have a device with a screen, but now the user interaction is a little different. Will things people fully generated have a softened corporate-safe vibe? Yeah, probably. Will we look back at the past and think it’s archaic? Yes. Will things involve less human misery hours to organize and set up? Yes, by a bit. Will people still make art, definitely, but maybe they can make the boring parts with AI faster now. Seems boring, but optimistic to me.
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There has to be a vision for the future where 1) LLMs aren’t the down fall of humanity, ushering in the end of all creative output and 2) the panacea that releases us from the chains of all the mundane parts of life, allowing anyone to do anything their heart desires.
I’m just tired of reading about either future. Both visions are just exhausting. It’ll be somewhere in between that eventually becomes immensely boring and mundane.
Life will be better, probably. Daily life will be different, slightly. You’ll still have a device with a screen, but now the user interaction is a little different. Will things people fully generated have a softened corporate-safe vibe? Yeah, probably. Will we look back at the past and think it’s archaic? Yes. Will things involve less human misery hours to organize and set up? Yes, by a bit. Will people still make art, definitely, but maybe they can make the boring parts with AI faster now. Seems boring, but optimistic to me.