That will only put a brake on how fast the frog is boiled. Artists have a vested interest against the use of AI art, but today, hardly anyone else thinks twice about putting Midjourney images all through their postings, including on LessWrong. I’ll be interested to see how that plays out in the commercial art industry.
You’re underestimating how hard it is to fire people from government jobs, especially when those jobs are unionized. And even if there are strong economic incentives to replace teachers with AI, that still doesn’t address the ease of circumvention. There’s no surer way to make teenagers interested in a topic than to tell them that learning about it is forbidden.
That will only put a brake on how fast the frog is boiled. Artists have a vested interest against the use of AI art, but today, hardly anyone else thinks twice about putting Midjourney images all through their postings, including on LessWrong. I’ll be interested to see how that plays out in the commercial art industry.
You’re underestimating how hard it is to fire people from government jobs, especially when those jobs are unionized. And even if there are strong economic incentives to replace teachers with AI, that still doesn’t address the ease of circumvention. There’s no surer way to make teenagers interested in a topic than to tell them that learning about it is forbidden.