Did the child steal the book, and did the cosplayer steal the costume? If the answer is no, then no.If a child draws a picture from a Connect-the-dots book, are they stealing? Is a cosplayer stealing when making a costume from someone else's creation?
No, I'm thinking in the current consequences of A.I. which I previously stated. All of which are terrible and vastly outway whatever benefit it might have.You are just thinking in the black and white of all A.I. is bad and that's the end of it. And that's simply wrong. It doesn't really matter what Larion is doing because people have already sperged out on the A.I, even though the CEO literally said they didn't lay off any artists because of it.
Dude, I didn't even trust lay-offs before it was done in favor of A.I. - what makes you think I trust it when it's the actual cause? Guess which jobs are the most redundant; Executives and CEO's. Guess who's doing all the firing in favor of A.I. The notion that firing people (for anything other than breaking the law or flat-out being bad at their job) simply leads to a more efficient society and seperates the wheat from the chaff is 'living under a rock' levels of naive.Companies that laid people off in favor of A.I. you have to look at why. If they got layoff because they were doing redundant jobs that A.I. solves, then oh well. How many farmhands got fired as farm machinery got more and more advanced. A.I is just a tech tool that will change the way jobs are done in addition to eliminate some that are basic jobs in the first place. Just like the check-outs, the ordering Kiosks, robots that build cars which literally destroyed Detroit, but you know what happened to those factory workers? The smart workers learned how to maintain and service the machines that now do the car building. They evolved their skillset in order to keep jobs in the same industry.
This is how technological progression happens. You can not like it but it isn't the 100% evil you are making it out to be.
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