I use generative AI and I like that there are platforms that i don't have to code to get an image. I currently use adobe's firefly and runwayml. The platforms are a bit buggy and Adobe is still in beta and limited to text prompt images. I think the biggest threat is to graphic designers and videographers who actually get paid. These are the monks, artists are more like mushrooms--please indulge me in this metaphor--artists are fruiting bodies of the buried fungus, in tune with the world. Designers producing content for buisness come along and gather the spores of those mushrooms and then bill business for their time. Generative ai will definitely change this landscape. 🍄🤖
Your Newsletter looks really good Kate, thanks for making me aware of it. I'm going to recommend you from some of my related publications.
I use generative AI and I like that there are platforms that i don't have to code to get an image. I currently use adobe's firefly and runwayml. The platforms are a bit buggy and Adobe is still in beta and limited to text prompt images. I think the biggest threat is to graphic designers and videographers who actually get paid. These are the monks, artists are more like mushrooms--please indulge me in this metaphor--artists are fruiting bodies of the buried fungus, in tune with the world. Designers producing content for buisness come along and gather the spores of those mushrooms and then bill business for their time. Generative ai will definitely change this landscape. 🍄🤖
But of course “art” is a much wider (yet more specific) term than “image.” Who is worried and who is not?