I have a theory about AI and qualitative works: the only people excited about the prospect of AI taking over, or even getting a foothold, in artistic fields are the ones with absolutely no capabilities in these fields whatsoever.

Why the hell would I want to read or look at someone an algorithm created? Our society is already becoming isolated and antiseptic, we look at screens all day long, color is being stripped out of our shared spaces and there’s a sameness to modern society. Everything is starting to feel as if it’s controlled by an algorithm. Taking away the human component to the last holdout of society—art—seems truly nefarious to me. We need more human connection, not less.

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