AI - The end of human creativity?

[ONeill]

What are the thoughts on AI?

Will it be hard to work out what's authentic, especially with the arts?

[From the Bunker]

What are the thoughts on AI?

Will it be hard to work out what's authentic, especially with the arts?

God only know where it will end, but anyone with a brain has a good idea.

The whole education system is going to change.
There are things you won't have to learn.

[ONeill]

https://news.sky.com/story/uks-first-teacherless-ai-classroom-set-to-open-in-london-13200637

[Duine Inteacht Eile]

What are the thoughts on AI?

Will it be hard to work out what's authentic, especially with the arts?

God only know where it will end, but anyone with a brain has a good idea.

The whole education system is going to change.
There are things you won't have to learn.

I thought we'd be much further down the road on that than we currently are, even without AI.
Education is very traditional and slow to make such changes.

[thewobbler]

South Park and the Panderverse. Watch it.

I'm not a South Park fan let alone a fanboy.

But the sub-theme running through this movie was that AI doesn't have arms. So e.g. it can tell you how to wire a plug. But someone still has to wire it. And most of us don't have the initiative / confidence / interest / tools to do simple handyman tasks.

Being useful with your hands is going to be more important than being good with your head. It just feels inevitable.