Not being a programmer, I had never considered that "every line of code represents an ethical and moral decision." But I do tell my students they should consider whether their compositions are worthy of lasting 300 years, a la Mozart, Beethoven, Bach et al.
The oversight, regulation and reflection are all very warranted. Like you, I'm attracted about the potential uses of this technology for artists. Unlike you I'm not a developer but I'm very intrigued by how these models could assist non-programmers wanting to experiment in the space.
Great read Frank. My wife wrote something on similar lines recently but focused on artistic creativity.
https://vibes.starlite-campbell.com/p/ai-a-tool-or-a-thief
Much love from Portugal.
Not being a programmer, I had never considered that "every line of code represents an ethical and moral decision." But I do tell my students they should consider whether their compositions are worthy of lasting 300 years, a la Mozart, Beethoven, Bach et al.
The oversight, regulation and reflection are all very warranted. Like you, I'm attracted about the potential uses of this technology for artists. Unlike you I'm not a developer but I'm very intrigued by how these models could assist non-programmers wanting to experiment in the space.
Electricity problem, solved:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IojqOMWTgv8