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AI......A Tool. What do you think?
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It all depends on how you look at it. Is AI really a tool? You're right, no traditional tool has or ever will replace creative people! That's not the issue with AI. Here's the problem, in all of the creative genres, AI will give the average Joe with little to no creativity (or skills) the ability to compete with those that are truly creative. Remember, that tool called AI has learned from all of mankind's creative endeavors, it may not be creative itself, but it will simulate creativity based on its vast database. As of yet and unlike AI, the average Joe can't walk into a carpenters woodworking shop, yell out loud that he want's a Lawyers book case made and describe its properties, push one button, and the work is done immediately for him. He needs to have some knowledge and skill with woodworking and the woodworking tools to achieve an end goal.
Is AI currently replacing anyone? Not exactly yet. But as AI improves, replacing innovative and gifted people is possible and may happen sooner than you think! Some may argue that you still have to tell AI what you want..........that dose take minimal creativity and no skill. You as a person have no "creative" talents or skills that can't be replaced or at least rivaled by the current AI.
As for a tool to help with our "workflow", when a 10 year old student using AI can produce the same level of high quality work as someone with above average creativity, experience, education and skill, you have to ask yourself...........is AI really a tool or a career killer?
And just so you know, I'm not against AI as long as it's employed properly.
Is AI currently replacing anyone? Not exactly yet. But as AI improves, replacing innovative and gifted people is possible and may happen sooner than you think! Some may argue that you still have to tell AI what you want..........that dose take minimal creativity and no skill. You as a person have no "creative" talents or skills that can't be replaced or at least rivaled by the current AI.
As for a tool to help with our "workflow", when a 10 year old student using AI can produce the same level of high quality work as someone with above average creativity, experience, education and skill, you have to ask yourself...........is AI really a tool or a career killer?
And just so you know, I'm not against AI as long as it's employed properly.