Randulo.com (Randy)Mar 16

I'm in no way an AI hater. It has some very good use cases. But in the commercial world, if you are promoting a product or service, the phrase "AI-powered" translates to "didn't read the room". The majority probably don't see that as a plus? (I could be wrong!)

Boost if you will to get coverage. The results will be interesting if enough people vote.

EDIT: I should have said "hater or lover". But the question was strictly concerning the use of that language in promo and advertising.

AI-powered is a positive thing
0.7%
AI-powered is a negative thing
99.3%
Poll ended at .
Show threadbewilderbeast23Mar 16
@randulo Pls name some good use cases. I need to know where I'm wrong when I think generative AI has none.
Show threadRandulo.com (Randy)
@bewilderbeast23 I did. Anything where a small artistic endeavor cannot afford human work but a machine could do it easily. Here's an example:
I used to use it for album covers. Music makes no money, and I can't pay a decent sum for an actual artist. Now I make my own covers, mostly my own photos. I already mentioned translation. Again, something I couldn't pay for.
One NOT good one is thinking it's your girl (or boy)friend. I hope that phenomenon disappears fast, it's dangerous.
Mar 16 at 3:34pmWeb
Show thread✨pencilears✨6d ago

@randulo @bewilderbeast23 as an artist, it makes me sad that so many people decide that instead of just giving it a try, and making some stick figures, or a photo collage, for their projects, people turn to ai.

AI makes hyper-polished images with bad bones. It's charmless, and it lacks to heart of outsider art. It also signals that whatever is inside is also likely to be slop.