Ai isn't the end for us. | GRWM cozy artist chat

What do you think? Will Ai take jobs from artists?
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Time stamps:
0:00 - 0:28 | Intro
0:30 - 2:14 | Editor's note & Brief history of Ai and the SAG writer's strike
2:15 - 2:50 | About me
2:51 - 7:50 | The different types of artists and which types will likely suffer from Ai taking their roles
7:50 - 11:52 | 3 Reasons Why Ai won't fully replace human artists
11:53 - 14:01 | Conclusion/the end of rambling (lol)
For ease of use, my three reasons are:
1. Complex requests require complex human solutions. Corporations often rely on the human problem solver to not only fill their request, but help them understand and define their "ask."
2. Machines and automation can often be frustrating to use, and doesn't offer the same flexibility that human artists offer
3. Human by nature are empathetic creatures, and businesses often need to demonstrate that they are sustainable and ethical in order to appeal to their consumers. Every day consumers are becoming more conscious of their choices when purchasing products, and to alienate artists would also alienate their consumer base.

[@elishaannmusic]

Super interesting perspective! As someone who uses AI regularly, I think it depends on the goal of the AI user (kind of playing to your point!). But I definitely think it'll replace jobs with objective answers (data analysts, for example) more than subjective opinions like creative work. So cool to start a conversation on it, thanks for the video!

[@jencarmiel]

Yes totally! I think if used correctly, Ai can be a tool to free up room for creative professionals to really delve into their strengths and make themselves stand out among the market. But I also totally get how Ai can freak people out too. Either way, it's an important conversation to be had.