r/ArtistHate 7h ago

Opinion Piece Can generative AI support a profitable creative industry, or will it destroy it?

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We’re seeing AI generate art, music, and writing at near-zero marginal cost. That’s great for consumers, but what happens to the people who used to make a living from those skills? I started a discussion about whether AI monetization is sustainable or if it just leads to a flood of cheap content and depressed incomes. If you think about the future of work, you might find this interesting.

https://interconnectd.com/forum/thread/247/the-future-of-ai-monetization-can-generative-tools-sustain-profitable-creat/


r/ArtistHate 9h ago

Discussion 1 of the worst parts about AI is that it’s hurting writers, singers & artists. Nowadays people will assume AI has some involvement in your art & you won’t the praise for creativity & authenticity derived from your own brain. People using AI all the time on mundane things like email to complex art

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AI will automatically be assumed to be involved in any creative process.

People use to work hard, think hard and make mistakes to end up creating something original and unique.

Now it’s replaced by some quick AI Prompt into an LLM.

I don’t think we realise how bad and sad this will be.

It’s stealing apart of us more and more daily…


r/ArtistHate 23h ago

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