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Having a thing is not so pleasing as wanting a thing. It's not logical but often true. Similar to working on personal tech projects. I got the "thing" up and running. Now what? *Wanting* the thing up and running (while working on it) is more enjoyable than when it's finally fixed.

[Yes, it all seems like too much trouble.]

From a great Boston Review piece www.bostonreview.net/forum_respon...

Admittedly A.I. has recently helped me create the bits and pieces I need to quickly put together a sports related humorous audio montage on short notice. Sometimes it's about the getting to the destination.

The only thing AI should be used for is to speed up otherwise tedious tasks. Upscaling, for example, can make an older work look better in higher resolution. It's just a tool and not something that can ever replace artists or jobs that require any sort of consideration for other human beings.

this is an exquisite observation ✨🤌✨

Said perfectly. Thank you for sharing this.

This is funny because 40 years ago people were saying about Eno's music that it devalued the creative process and would lead to the end of music

Fr tho, I'm glad he came to this conclusion. Because he hadn't last I heard, and it bummed me out.

Instead they mock the humanities like overconfident shitgoblins