Can ChatGPT and other AI powered tools become a teacher? Can they answer our rookie questions and help learning how to use creative processes in sound design? I've tried artificial intelligence to solve some of my imaginary problems and to help me with sound design. Enjoy!
Great Video! I see the ChatGPT more like a Google 2.0 because I already could find and do almost everything just by using google, but with ChatGPT I can skip the part of reading through multiple blogs and posts on reddit on how to do something and just get an answer immediately. For sure it is a change in how we interact with internet. In the recent days I was also amazed by how useful chatGPT was in helping me solve technical problems and challenges with audio implementation in FMod, Blueprints in Unreal Engine, and it also helped me further customize the reaper by writing custom scripts that fit my workflow perfectly.
Super impressive! Personally, I don't see AI taking over sound designers' or music composers' jobs anytime soon. Still, it definitely can serve as a great tool to fight creative blocks or solve technical problems.
Can ChatGPT and other AI powered tools become a teacher? Can they answer our rookie questions and help learning how to use creative processes in sound design? I've tried artificial intelligence to solve some of my imaginary problems and to help me with sound design. Enjoy!
Great Video! I see the ChatGPT more like a Google 2.0 because I already could find and do almost everything just by using google, but with ChatGPT I can skip the part of reading through multiple blogs and posts on reddit on how to do something and just get an answer immediately. For sure it is a change in how we interact with internet. In the recent days I was also amazed by how useful chatGPT was in helping me solve technical problems and challenges with audio implementation in FMod, Blueprints in Unreal Engine, and it also helped me further customize the reaper by writing custom scripts that fit my workflow perfectly.
It looks like it could be named Google 2.0 without any doubts. Number and variety of things it can manage is mind blowing!
Super impressive!
Personally, I don't see AI taking over sound designers' or music composers' jobs anytime soon. Still, it definitely can serve as a great tool to fight creative blocks or solve technical problems.
Definitely!