Are we allowed to like AI art?

[Duik]

Like I said, im sorry for you. You dont even know you are trapped. a.i art is like an echo chamber, put in a statement at the prompt and be fed what you ask for based on what others have already made.

You understand that the reason why humans made the advances we did right? The laborers toiled so the intellectuals had the free time to think shit up like better ways to farm. Make steel then make it stronger etc etc.
By taking the "thinking shit up" part out of our equation we will stagnate and become slaves to our own creations.

But off ya trot and ask chatgpt to "makeses mes an everquest game but wiff green turtles and banana men". Then create a dungeon that talks back to me likeses a real person. Make them call me sexy beast when interacting with me.

Also its not that billionaire A or B make more than each other it is the pooling of that wealth in such a small area.
Sheesh for clever people, you sure are dumb.

[Ekco]

meh, individuality and "thinking shit up" is overrated bring on the echo chamber singularity



and make mine Masamune Shirow cyberpunk themed plz

[Duik]

OK

[Ciderpress]

It's okay to be a billionaire. It usually means you own an extremely successful company that employs tens of thousands of people and provides them a flourishing and productive life for themselves and their families. The horror!

Beware though, for once you have too much money you become super bad and evil and terrible. How much money is that? Well, it's the amount of money that is one dollar more than what I have obviously.

[loramin]

Originally Posted by Ciderpress [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

It almost always means you were born to extremely affluent parents, and used wealth you never earned to become even more wealthy.

FTFY

[shovelquest]

Originally Posted by loramin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

FTFY

Hmm ru sure?

Research from sources like Forbes and studies on wealth generation often show that a significant number of billionaires, especially in the U.S., are self-made. In fact, Forbes' 2023 Billionaires List indicated that around 67% of U.S. billionaires are self-made, meaning they did not inherit their wealth but accumulated it through business ventures or investments (Forbes Africa).

There is also this.

"Shirtsleeves to Shirtsleeves in Three Generations": A widely cited adage, often attributed to various cultures, suggests that wealth tends to dissipate by the third generation. In the U.S., it's noted that about 70% of wealthy families lose their wealth by the second generation, and 90% lose it by the third generation . This implies that a significant proportion of those born into wealth do not manage to keep it through subsequent generations.

So glad we have chat GPT and other AI systems to help clear up things!

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by shovelquest [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hmm ru sure?



There is also this.



So glad we have chat GPT and other AI systems to help clear up things!

“The man who dies rich dies disgraced.”

[Duik]

Originally Posted by Ciderpress [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

It's okay to be a billionaire. It usually means you own an extremely successful company that employs tens of thousands of people and provides them a flourishing and productive life for themselves and their families. The horror!

Beware though, for once you have too much money you become super bad and evil and terrible. How much money is that? Well, it's the amount of money that is one dollar more than what I have obviously.

Are you fucking serious? I know you are.
Oh well.

Simp on simpers.

[Ciderpress]

I suppose the Obamas won't be leaving anything to their children? Oh of course they will, but I know it only magically becomes bad or good once you find out who's doing it. Much like AI art!

Cmon don't make it this obvious you're trying to get this thread deleted on purpose.

[shovelquest]

AI please clone project 1999, but it's cyberpunk.

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