RE: Does Anyone Actually READ My (Your) Stuff?
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"Smombies."
I like that!
I think these trends often work like the swing of a pendulum... something is "new and exciting" so everyone flocks to it, but gradually they discover that there are sometimes costs associated with the shiny new thing.
People worry a lot about AI, but I have a feeling that once the newness wears off, AI is going to head in a more pragmatic direction.
I remember seeing a comment in someone's blog to the effect of "Now we have AI that can write my blog and do my artwork for me... giving me extra time to do the dishes. Why isn't AI doing my dishes, so I can have more time to write my blog and paint my art?"
I guess we will just have to wait and see...
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If the AI thing is taken to the absurd then AI will blog, and other AI will read and reply. While they make audio, images and video.
"Let my AI get back to your AI on this."
Being called 'agents' they will be like worker bees in the world wide web. In that scenario taking up brushes and starting to paint in real life will be appreciated.
It still can go a lot of ways. Hopefully not the sinister path leading to a dystopian nightmare.
The shiny thing will wear off over time, I do think so too. Already NFTs are flooding the market with AI created content. At some point it gets overwhelming and repetitive, to some also known as boring.
The pragmatic utility will stay. It could be helpful, like smart tools in and around the house. There's a lot of things that might become handy.
And I had fun creating images with some AI tools. In a fantasy way. Which can be entertaining.
Somehow I hope it will be distinguishable if a Computer Intelligence being created something or a homo-sapiens.
In the meantime we keep interacting on platforms like these and in real life on earth.