The Biggest Threat AI Poses To The World of Art Is Also Its Most Misunderstood

A year after the AI revolution, it seems like everyone’s talking about the power and potential of tools like MidJourney and ChatGPT—but are we ready for the impact they’re having on creative industries? Despite their impressive abilities, AI models are still met with skepticism, especially by those worried about job security in art and creative fields. While these tools can assist with tasks that once took years to master, there’s a crucial human element still needed to make truly meaningful work. The real threat isn’t that AI will replace jobs—it’s that it severally undermines the middle of the training bell-curve, diminishing the young artists' experiences with trial, error, and community-driven growth that make art truly great. In this video, we take a closer look at how AI is reshaping creative work, why it’s met with both excitement and fear, and what we can expect moving forward in the new year.

00:00 - Introduction
02:02 - The Promise & Threat Of AI
02:56 - The Human Component // Implementing AI Into A Pipeline
05:00 - Components of Payed Work
05:18 - The Art Cannot Already Exist
06:21 - The Art Is Created By Humans For Humans
07:40 - There Is A Desire To Create
08:34 - The Actual Threat of AI
10:27 - So, Why All the Hate?
11:55 - Conclusion

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