All your Ai Image Questions and more answered with Jamie Sissons from Absolutely Ai

[@meganchurchmcgill]

This was a blast to listen to! I loved all the discussion, the questions and answers. I'm personally not afraid of AI taking over my ability to create because I am always ready to embrace and meddle with new technology (including AI) that comes out while using my personal experiences and perspective to decide what is worth my time to work on. And I still love drawing! All previous art forms were built on or inspired by those that came before. Cave drawings, sketching, painting, photography, silent motion pictures, movies, motor driven cameras, digital cameras... the list is endless. Lastly, I wonder if beyond asking AI what it wanted... e.g. power; What would happen if we asked it why? It is interesting that the questions I would have for AI would be based on how and why it would want to achieve certain things, versus simply asking it base questions. The movie ARRIVAL was a perfect primer for the idea that what entities besides humans are thinking and desire, are not necessarily what we believe them to be. Thanks again :-)

[@JasinBoland]

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[@RobertFalconer1967]

Great interview, Jasin!

[@JasinBoland]

Thank you kind Sir! Please share it around...

[@fleahigh88]

Great chat and topic to delve into Jasin and Jaime

[@JasinBoland]

Thanks Jason! Did you get time to take a look at my other Ai video?

[@fleahigh88]

@@JasinBoland I have NOT seen that one no, can you link to it here? Fascinating topic related to our field for sure. I think about conceptual applications and VisDev as much as realistic photo depictions. The morality and legality aspects also will carry weight at some point in time. As time often does tell right?

[@JasinBoland]

@@fleahigh88 Did Ai Steal my photography style??? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJW2YYSDjLVgiM0

[@owencheung3567]

I feel like AI won't take over the photography scene