Great video, Eric! Good to see there's someone else who's not a panic-stricken, pearl-clutching sheeple. Sorry, I'll end here before I get myself triggered.😎
(The SSL2 interface looks to be a decent deal). I am not careful about own my music. Nearly all of it is released under Creative Commons Licenses I create. I uncheck the Content Id box when distributing music. I want nothing to do with RUclips's and corporation's content Id systems. There are more well meaning people making content and will likely never make coin. If they can use some of my music that is fine will me. Freely distributed handmade original Commons music without any hitches can find a home. Seems a busy space, how long, I do not know. AI is already taking away craft, ruining the internet, unleashing more ridiculous bad content, including stupid ads. It is hit or miss wether it ever creates interesting AI art. Access to AI creation tools are like playing poker, saving points or chips. I would go as far to say AI companies adopt a gaming model. It makes sense as these learning models revolve around probability
@@MakeMusicIncome Its a catch phrase of late. It took my a while wrapping my head around object oriented code and intelligent objects decades ago. AI meant computer viruses, making game simulations etc.... They can exploit data but do not need large language models. People willingly give up and feed personal important data to social media and call centers, chatGPT etc.... That should concern folks. It is over the top now Guy Michelmore does not have an issue, he is fine divining knowledge from a 'Magic eight ball' . I admit its really math, ideas, layers of code and tons of energy and intellectual waste, grift, most I do not understand but that is all it it is. That is AI
I think you are giving too much credit to a computer process. These are just tools like the tools we've been using for 40+ years since computers came out. Don't give them that much credit. Use what you need and don't use what you don't need.
Nailed it!
Thanks!
Great video, Eric! Good to see there's someone else who's not a panic-stricken, pearl-clutching sheeple. Sorry, I'll end here before I get myself triggered.😎
Thanks Ron. Just thought it was time to face reality and get more income coming in. Face the future!
Another superb presentation Eric👍👍
Thanks Tony!!
(The SSL2 interface looks to be a decent deal).
I am not careful about own my music. Nearly all of it is released under Creative Commons Licenses I create. I uncheck the Content Id box when distributing music. I want nothing to do with RUclips's and corporation's content Id systems.
There are more well meaning people making content and will likely never make coin. If they can use some of my music that is fine will me. Freely distributed handmade original Commons music without any hitches can find a home. Seems a busy space, how long, I do not know.
AI is already taking away craft, ruining the internet, unleashing more ridiculous bad content, including stupid ads. It is hit or miss wether it ever creates interesting AI art. Access to AI creation tools are like playing poker, saving points or chips. I would go as far to say AI companies adopt a gaming model. It makes sense as these learning models revolve around probability
I think just putting AI in front of everything is the problem. We’ve been using this stuff for years before the term AI ever came up.
@@MakeMusicIncome Its a catch phrase of late. It took my a while wrapping my head around object oriented code and intelligent objects decades ago. AI meant computer viruses, making game simulations etc.... They can exploit data but do not need large language models.
People willingly give up and feed personal important data to social media and call centers, chatGPT etc.... That should concern folks. It is over the top now
Guy Michelmore does not have an issue, he is fine divining knowledge from a 'Magic eight ball' .
I admit its really math, ideas, layers of code and tons of energy and intellectual waste, grift, most I do not understand but that is all it it is. That is AI
I think you are giving too much credit to a computer process. These are just tools like the tools we've been using for 40+ years since computers came out. Don't give them that much credit. Use what you need and don't use what you don't need.