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| squexa 04/29/23 4:51:12 PM #44: | GuessMyUserName posted... another big one is voice acting, as some companies have started asking VAs to allow their voice for training modules (to which many have said a resounding f*** No). because a what then? the actor is no longer needed when you own their voice and can just make them say what you want Again, you are using another artistic discipline and VA is an especially interesting example, since that's a very high profile job but also doesn't really employ that many people. When I think of the front line of AI disruption, it's jobs like paralegals, data entry professionals, customer service, etc. Jobs that are low profile and aren't very artistic but will suffer greatly from AI. Going a bit further and most white collar jobs from accountant to programmers will be at risk. Is it ethical in the future for a gaming company save money on VAs by using an AI software. What about if the same company saves money on filing taxes by using an AI software instead of hiring an accountant? Are people outraged by AI disruption in general or just the artistic disciplines, specifically the high profile ones? --- congrats to azuarc, our GotD2 guru! ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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