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yeah I think the case for AI art is very different. I see major brands, even those who has been very generous with artist commission like McDonald Japan. is now using AI art instead.

You can substitute for whatever saas company of your choice.

$100 per month for a SaaS is quite a lot outside of Western countries. People are not even spending that much on VPN or Password Manager.

I am also interested in how much of these skills are at the mercy of OpenAI ? Like IIRC 1 or 2 years ago there was an uproar of AI "artists" saying that their art is ruined because of model changes ( or maybe the system prompt changed ).

>I do not agree it is something you can pick up in an hour.

But it's also interesting that the industry is selling the opposite ( with AI anyone can code / write / draw / make music ).

>You have to learn what AI is good at.

More often than not I find it you need to learn what the AI is bad at, and this is not a fun experience.

I think because some experiences are so profound to your brain ( first impression, moments that you are proud of ) that you just replay them over and over again.

I don't think not using assembly is going to affect my brain / my life quality in any significant way, but not speaking / chatting with someone is.