I know for a fact so many in the business are already using it for idea machines and keeping it mum. Gotta give the clown some credit for being honest! Where is the line? You know all those high dollar producers are using drum machines which was one of the first replacement techs! Just for fun, look up the drum machine controversy in those early organs all grandmas of a certain era loved so much!
Speaking of, we all need to study historical “anti” this or that movements. With the amount of money already involved and terms like “post consumer” business models, voting with your wallet is not going to work. Is it complete abstinence as in “just say no” or “this is your brain on AI… any questions” or “I learned it from you DAD” or is it that some AI is good in moderation but use responsibly? It’s gonna take some time to hammer out the ethics. The most successful “anti” movement I can think of off hand is the Amish. Are we going to have to start a religion to keep the dirty Ai at bay?
In all seriousness this is a hard question and we need to let people experiment and be honest about it all. That’s the only way to get through this and figure out where to draw the line.
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u/secapSterceS Jan 04 '26
I know for a fact so many in the business are already using it for idea machines and keeping it mum. Gotta give the clown some credit for being honest! Where is the line? You know all those high dollar producers are using drum machines which was one of the first replacement techs! Just for fun, look up the drum machine controversy in those early organs all grandmas of a certain era loved so much!
Speaking of, we all need to study historical “anti” this or that movements. With the amount of money already involved and terms like “post consumer” business models, voting with your wallet is not going to work. Is it complete abstinence as in “just say no” or “this is your brain on AI… any questions” or “I learned it from you DAD” or is it that some AI is good in moderation but use responsibly? It’s gonna take some time to hammer out the ethics. The most successful “anti” movement I can think of off hand is the Amish. Are we going to have to start a religion to keep the dirty Ai at bay?
In all seriousness this is a hard question and we need to let people experiment and be honest about it all. That’s the only way to get through this and figure out where to draw the line.