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I’ve heard this gatekeeping argument before, but it’s not convincing. Nobody prevents anyone from doing anything with any tool of their choosing; nobody prevent
by Hoasi 2mo ago
I’ve heard this gatekeeping argument before, but it’s not convincing. Nobody prevents anyone from doing anything with any tool of their choosing; nobody prevents anyone from writing (or doing art or any other business, really). There is no gatekeeping or democratization of art needed either. If you just prompt an image, it has zero value, and if your blog is just a copy-paste from any LLM, what’s even the point?
Prompting an entire article is a waste of time for everyone. Just outsource all thinking already. Oftentimes a generated illustration signals that. Laziness, lack of discernment. Low consciousness, cheating. (Not always of course, sometimes you just want an illustration for your blog, no big deal! Use AI!)
That said, writing doesn’t need to be streamlined like a production line. People immediately feel when you haven’t put the work.
This point against “gatekeepers” is a very lazy argument.
And the same can be said about taste. Taste comes from learning and learning is practice. No wonder people are put off by generated “content”.
- RandomLensman 2mo agoWhat if you go through a couple of hours prompting and thinking to get to right image? What is the cutoff to "lazy" or "zero value"?
- Hoasi 2mo agoWhat if you played Pachinko for two hours? Even if you won two dollars, you basically wasted your time.
- RandomLensman 1mo agoSo regardless of effort and result, AI use for image creation is wasted time for you?