/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6482536
>One minute they say trades are safe and the next they're whining about immigrants taking all the jobs.
A lot of it is just schadenfreude because people in white collar jobs often scoff at blue collar ones.
>Why is it that the same AI fags alternate between "new tech creates more new jobs than it destroys!" and "we need to consider UBI now!"
It's not the same ones. The former are more realistic and a mix of various people who have clearer views of history and take time to research new technology.
The latter are opportunistic socialists/communists/progressives speaking from pure ideology cause they see artists as petit bourgeois, and AI as a way to try to take capitalism down a peg.

Its like how 2 people can both be anti-copyright but have different underlying reasons/theoretical foundations as to why.
>>6482553
>anything that looks and feels like it's made by a human will stand out in the sea of generated shit
Yes, and people who use AI skillfully (as one of many art tools in their arsenal) will too. Like how those shitty pajeet youtube "tech" channels have almost no cultural relevance but ones like LTT, bigclive, EEVblog, etc do.

>>6482597
Just go offline, go outside and draw or close your browser and play some viddygame or watch shit you pirated to get ideas
>>6482608
The point of doing anything is to do things.
There is no greater goal, you make your own path in life.
This is your responsibility as human being. We do nothing without affecting our environment, and we change from moment to moment from every nanosecond action that we do and do not take.
You have all the power to do what you want.

I will tell you a short story.
Some weeks ago, I was exhausted while riding my bike. Nausea-tier, can't walk tier. So I took a break by laying down and taking a 5-10 minute nap on the sidewalk. 4 different people stopped to ask me if I was okay.
The paths that are conventional are not the only ones that exist, as an artist you must learn to see beyond.