Recent AI discussions makes it almost certain that jobs would be affected. It makes me wonder what happened when suddenly humans were replaced by machines. Assuming a lot of jobs were lost was it that lots of people suddenly found it difficult to afford meals or was it not disastrous at all and was a smoot h transition? Can we compare it to today’s AI revolution in terms of adjustment with jobs?
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The Industrial revolution was a pretty brutal past-time; it sky-rocketed our production capabilities but the workforce itself was heavily abused as a result.
Laws & regulations exist because of the advent of the industrial revolution, these won’t change and as a result the AI revolution won’t be nearly as negatively impacting as the Industrial revolution.
Will it impact lives? 100% a lot of careers will be hit and folks will effectively be forced to move forward without a sufficient legal framework to protect them.
If you are a voice-actor today and planning to make a career out of that… best start looking to updating your contracts yesterday and trying to get ahead of the curve and selling your voice as some form of licensed pack; this ensures you are always compensated.
An artist? Stop using common’s licenses that don’t protect your work against AI ingestion, simply indicating that XYZ images can’t be used for training / analysis even if it doesn’t guarantee you legal ground today it might tomorrow.
Digital works on the internet without a license / copyright / etc. are largely in a gray area; it’s better to be explicit about how your work can be used and how attribution should occur.
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