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by matheusmoreira
1168 days ago
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> That's an assumption that has not been tested in modern times. It's a fact as old as humanity itself. People will create because that's what people do. What isn't guaranteed is the existence of the billion dollar copyright industry. > an artist could sell their painting. Still perfectly possible to sell the physical canvas you applied paint to. > the volume will decrease dramatically as people are no longer allowed to make a living to create their art So what? That's a good thing. The market is filled with cheap art that's made just to sell copies, stuff that wouldn't even exist at all if not for the profit. I don't consider that a big loss at all. |
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And yet you're cheering on AI that will dramatically increase the amount of cheap art that's made just to sell copies.