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Should I quit?

Tired said:
I doubt you can 100% of the time see is something AI or not, if that's what you meant.
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Just to add context, I learned long-ago, long before AI to distinguish thoughtful image/art content from thougthless content. "A sixth sense of sorts which usually proves helpul?"

Just naturally ignoring almost all advertising alone has proven helpful.
 
Tired said:
And I know people who can't find job anymore, because people just use AI-art instead. My workplace fired some artists, and those who stay are strictly forced to work with AI art by just adjusting it with some human details.
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One of my mates used to work for a company writing help systems for software. Replaced by AI.

Tired said:
It was easy before, it isn't anymore.
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Fact. AI is improving that quickly.
 
The 'Computers, Science & Technology Forum' disc. thread title, 'Editing' (14 responses as of this writing) includes discussions on how TECH tools can aid human produced art - as well as potential career opportunties:

Discussion thread, 'Editing'

RELATED: The Feb. 22nd (today) CBS '60 Minutes' show has a segment on AI art.
 
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