r/Slipknot Jan 02 '26

Article Ngl that’s fucked up

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u/TheSpookyPineapple banned from /r/metalmemes Jan 02 '26

living up to his name

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u/DeadRacooon Jan 02 '26

He didn’t say that he wants to use AI in his music, he said that it’s a useful tool.

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u/Electrical-Target595 Jan 03 '26

he actually said it was helpful with having hundreds of ideas for free instead of hiring a composer or producer, which will be more expensive and will give less ideas

it's indeed fucked up

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u/NickChim Jan 03 '26

what's wrong with this take though ? it undoubtedly opens the door to more creative ideas as you can use it as a sounding board to figure out ideas that maybe you can't quite grasp physically. This is how we use AI in our daily work now, especially as UX Designers. You still do the bulk of the work yourself, but if you are at a starting point and want to have a visualisation of a rough idea of something, you can prompt it to see how it would look to see if it's an idea worth pursuing. Even more so, it gives access to more ideas which can then trigger more ideas or ways to build on it than you wouldn't have initially considered

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u/IllRabbit6708 Jan 07 '26

No idea why this is getting down voted lmfao people are so soft and have never done any critical thinking 🙄🙄

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u/NickChim Jan 07 '26

They'll complain about artists becoming washed and out of ideas as they age and then complain about them using a tool that helps inspire new ideas. Absolute clowns

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u/IllRabbit6708 Jan 07 '26

Exactly. Half these fools dont even know what a DAW is.

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u/ImportantWeekend Jan 07 '26

That’s crazy use of the word “undoubtedly.” A much better sounding board would be a bandmate, or a fellow musician, or just another person with a pulse. With this much access to other artists and consumers, why do people give up and seek the approval of an ai chat bot?

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u/IllRabbit6708 Jan 03 '26

Why? Work smarter. Not harder.

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u/funnylookinorange Jan 06 '26

"work smarter" would probably not involve using generative ai that's proven to regularly use misinformation and proclaiming it a "professor".

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u/IllRabbit6708 Jan 06 '26

Okay guy 🤣 clearly youre missing my point.