[Jolla]

We will see what the future brings. Like any tool it is how you use but this tool seems to be able to do more than just be used.
Great poetry, music, books, food recipes, could be interesting.

[Maskot]

But it’s all fake
And REQUIRES a human behind the scenes, programming and algorithms.

So no thanks. I’ve already had enough BS tossed at me from everywhere. More is not needed.

[discostu]

Also terrible poetry, music, books and recipes. I definitely would not cook an AI recipe. Not when they’ll lie about the existence of API calls. Recipe could wind up being toxic. AI isn’t there yet. Maybe soon. Maybe not.

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Great poetry and music are great because some human being, through talent, experience, and work, created them. They might inspire others to put their talent, experience, and work toward creative purposes. The product is important, but so is the creative process. I visited Daniel Boone’s home and was impressed by the beautiful woodwork and furniture he had made by hand. It gave me a new angle to my appeciation of the man. You can get a machine to do the same thing these days and while the product might be good, it is not nearly as impressive. Not even close.