BigZaddyZ3 t1_j9cclqf wrote
The funny part is that even when these AI get as good at writing as humans, most people won’t be able to monetize their “stories”. Anyone who actually understands economics understands that higher supply equals lower demand for each individual story. So flooding the market with stories just creates saturation and lowers the amount of money each story could fetch. Eventually when the supply is high enough, most people’s work will be worth little to nothing.
TacomaKMart t1_j9cn1p0 wrote
>Eventually when the supply is high enough, most people’s work will be worth little to nothing.
Which will bring down most professional writers with it.
The same thing happened in big cities with professional musicians: so many amateurs want to play in front of an audience so badly they'll pay establishments to play, killing paid gigs for the pros.
BigZaddyZ3 t1_j9cowee wrote
Yep. But there are a lot naive dreamers here who don’t wanna face that hard truth regardless. So don’t be surprised if you get downvoted. Even though your actually right.
GenoHuman t1_j9euj3o wrote
This is the point of AI, to kill capitalism and the idea of money. What you are seeing here is simply the final stage where these "stories" have led to a post-scarcity state through AI.
TinyBurbz t1_j9g1cjj wrote
"Eliminating creative labor is the path to kill capitalism"
Do you even think about the moronic fecal matter that you spew from your fingers.
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