Something that stands out to me about nearly every AI conversation is a) sure it’s not good now and creating real problems, before moving to b) in the future it will be fine.
Why? Why do people think that? Why is it given so much slack?
However, I do use some machine learning (AI) tools in Premiere Pro, and they are fine. Jon Lovett over a…
Something that stands out to me about nearly every AI conversation is a) sure it’s not good now and creating real problems, before moving to b) in the future it will be fine.
Why? Why do people think that? Why is it given so much slack?
However, I do use some machine learning (AI) tools in Premiere Pro, and they are fine. Jon Lovett over at Pod Save America calls it a “block obliterator” when it comes to writing, and I think that is true.
The idea that it’s just being used instead of creating is lame.
Something that stands out to me about nearly every AI conversation is a) sure it’s not good now and creating real problems, before moving to b) in the future it will be fine.
Why? Why do people think that? Why is it given so much slack?
However, I do use some machine learning (AI) tools in Premiere Pro, and they are fine. Jon Lovett over at Pod Save America calls it a “block obliterator” when it comes to writing, and I think that is true.
The idea that it’s just being used instead of creating is lame.