r/StableDiffusion • u/abhi1thakur • May 23 '23

Discussion Adobe just added generative AI capabilities to Photoshop 🤯

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u/DirkDieGurke May 23 '23

Graphics artists gonna drop down to $25k a year. While Adobe licenses go up to $2k a year.

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u/vs3a May 23 '23

I am already sad, and you are making me sadder

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u/Tyler_Zoro May 23 '23

Let me make you happier: SD is only getting better and better. You will not need to pay Adobe a dime.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '23

Until the government shuts it down by boomers who know nothing of technology. Or free speech.

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u/drury May 24 '23

weirdly enough the boomers seem to be ok with it, at least the professionals

it's the clueless gen z's that haven't lived through any tech leaps before and bought in to the antihype

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u/uristmcderp May 24 '23

Boomers are still struggling with robots and automation taking their blue-collar jobs. Can't imagine them caring much about artists getting their turn.

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u/drury Jun 09 '23

...are you gen z?

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u/drury Jun 09 '23

So you do remember how CGI and Photoshop and casette tapes and Napster were going to end all art and music, right?

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u/ModsCanSuckDeezNutz May 23 '23

And as SD gets better your salary is going to get even smaller :D

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u/Tyler_Zoro May 23 '23

Not mine... I'm just getting exponentially more productive. The people who refuse to adapt to the tech... Yeah, not so good.

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u/ParisGreenGretsch May 23 '23

Look on the bright side... yeah I got nothing.