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Yeah, it feels like the replacement is the issue, not necessarily the destruction. I don't want to just program a song on an iPad. I would like to perform it o
by dvlsg 2y ago
Yeah, it feels like the replacement is the issue, not necessarily the destruction.
I don't want to just program a song on an iPad. I would like to perform it on a piano, which means I can't crush my piano and replace it with an iPad.
- noduerme 2y agoYeah, I do a lot of live recording from my piano to Mac and I was thinking the same thing. But maybe the ad is saying - you're no longer programming a MIDI track, the AI piano player in Garage Band or whatever is just going to be indistinguishable from a real piano. I wasn't initially bothered by it, but I think the people who are have a fair point especially about the generative AI implications of replacing real creative tools.
- 20after4 2y agoYeah I don't care how good the AI is, it's not the same as the experience of playing a real instrument. It's taking away someone's creative experience and replacing it with a synthetic version. Even if the result is higher quality artistic output it eliminates the process of producing it which should not be discounted.