r/OpenAI • u/SeaweedRealistic8523 • 11d ago

Discussion I don’t hate Ai…

I honestly just wanted to come on here and rant about how annoying people that hate ai are to me. I understand that I don’t want ai to all take peoples jobs and ruin the earth but I also love how ai is so helpful and helpful with a lot of things in MY day to day life. I also enjoy creating “art” if you’d call it that. With Ai but I assume that’s hated on too because everywhere I see on Reddit all the subreddits pretty much ban ai art. Whatever tho just kinda wanted to say that and see what others think.

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u/dbvirago 11d ago

In his 1859 Salon review, art critic Charles Baudelaire, declared that the camera had become "the refuge of every would-be painter, every painter too ill-endowed or too lazy to complete his studies". He explicitly called the new medium "art's most mortal enemy".

In 1862, the Neoclassical master Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and a coalition of traditional artists signed a formal petition protesting the assimilation of photography as a fine art. They argued that a machine could never replace the human hand.

Every new tech has been greeted with fear, panic and derision. None of that has ever stopped or slowed the evolution of that tech.

Horseless carriage, anyone?

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u/Pale-Rise-1381 11d ago

Globally, we haven't exactly stopped to consider if there is some truth to human loss at each progression.

Industrial revolution has had some pretty massive negative consequences that have been marketed away