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adjl posted...

Yep. The endgame of AI replacing literally every job so nobody has to work is pretty nifty, but everything between here and there is going to get so much worse, and there's a good chance that those who end up with far too much power as a result of controlling the AI's that have replaced everyone else will actively shut down efforts to create AI's that will replace them and stall the whole process at the worst possible point for most of us.

Tbh, Im not even excited about that. I like work and getting out of the house. While having some time off is ok. I wouldnt like it if I had to be off all the time And just be bored I also dont like having to rely on a set amount of money from somewhere to live. And having to learn new rules about moving and stuff If I need more money these days, I can work extra, or get UTA days and stuff But with a set amount, Im screw if something comes up

adjl posted...

That's the other thing. AI waiting doesn't have to be good, it just has to be plentiful enough that it becomes near-impossible to find anything better and audiences lower their standards. Established authors will still be able to reach audiences to a certain extent because people will look for them, but publishers may drop them in favour of filling shelves with cheaper stuff, leaving them to self-publish (which will mostly limit them to digital distribution) and possibly not be able to support themselves.

Which sucks a bunch I hope that the first person who tries this goes out of business, which scares others into not wanting to do this