Joe DeRosa

I watched a video about AI versus the traditional way of doing computer generation or whatever.

And again, the tedium, like the time that it took.

It was person after person sitting there for hours and hours and hours to perfect this thing.

And now they're like, guys, we can do it.

This is where it gets very sinister to me because I think the idea we all have or a lot of us have is, okay, progress means certain jobs will go away and other jobs will be the only jobs available.

And I think a lot of us have the impression that, well, at least the jobs that are available will still be well-paying because they'll be sought after and whatever and all that stuff.

I know some writers...

whose job now is not to write the thing, but to take the thing AI wrote and edit it for AI.

So now you're the secretary to the computer, literally.

Yes.

And then you don't get credit because it's a fake thing.

And then the job pays an unlivable fucking wage on top of it.

Somebody's getting rich though, right?

Yeah, no shit.

Isn't that always fun?

Somebody's getting real rich.

Yeah.

It's fucked up.

Yeah.

It's fucked up.