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Appreciate the rare comment 🤝

ty 💫 i used a rode wireless go 2 attached to an interview handle so my hands have something to hold onto, no diddy

Lmao, biggest compliment ty

Not all, as there’s always gonna be some level of demand for human made art/design. But yeah, most commercial work will be cooked

Good Q. LinkedIn is mostly just a circle jerk for financebros. Only once you’ve reached the mid-senior stage of your career will recruiters bother to invest hours on detective work. Hopefully by then you don’t need to lie as you would’ve actually gained legit experience

Ma’am i’d move mountains just to hold your hand

China number 1 🤝

But thanks for the tips and advice! It actually helped me a whole lot

All g, hope it works out for ya 🤝

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When there’s a demand for anything, and people are willing to pay good money for it - human beings will find a way to make it happen. Same thing goes for human-made art. We’ll develop AI technology to identify and validate whether art or media is authentic. Same reason why people will spend extra money for services like stockX to authenticate sneakers, even tho the technology already exists to make replicas indistinguishable from the original manufacturer.

Hahaha. Race reveal at 10k subs 💫

Same story here, now I’m at a point I don’t need to lie. Glad to hear it worked out for you too 🤝

This is so true for life in general. One of the top RUclipsrs on this platform with over 30 million subs started her channel by faking her gameplay and reading from scripts made for her. The majority of the people at the top either were born in it or they faked their way into it.

Dude some of the most successful people lie. Idk why you feel so betrayed Casey Neistat faked Nike commercials to eventually make real Nike commercials. Tom Ford faked a fashion degree to start his career and he eventually became creative director for Gucci and YSL

I think you’re missing my point. I disagree that Ai art is “worthless”, clearly it can create things at a much faster pace and with zero effort compared to your average 21 year old art school graduate. To bury your head in the sand and expect everyone else to follow (especially non-designers/artists) is naive. The economics will play themselves out - and if you don’t adapt and accept the reality AI art is here to stay, you’re gonna be outcompeted by artists who WILL use AI. That’s not me being a dick, it’s just my advice to help people. Also to argue that it’s not art, that’s simply your subjective opinion. If you ask the average person, they’ll find AI generated art aesthetically pleasing and I already see it being used for commercial purposes. Which is what led me to the theory that collectively we are going to redefine what “great art” is by valuing its process. Which is similar to how the camera made ‘concept’ more important than attaining the technical skill needed to achieve realism. That’s why I used photography as an analogy. It wasn’t a 1:1 comparison

@@Tre-333 what you are describing is purely a cheap product. If you think art is just a product, yeah than that’s that. You will probably never understand art. You just want to cheapen the value of creative work. You say you value process but you clearly don’t. Ai is a tool that’s just avoiding the process of creativity and creation and the market is already oversaturated with trash ai art. In the end what gives art value, besides the artwork is the human behind it and the story they are telling with their art. People see if someone just wants to cash in or actually wants to entertain and tell a story. It’s an expression of something. People don’t only support the artwork itself, but the brand (the person behind it) and the experience they have with them. If you lack a story and never went through the process of creating something yourself, you can’t call it art. Also I know many art students and Art graduates whose work I already love, it’s awesome to see their progress and see them developing their own unique style. Not everything has to look ‘perfect’ either. It’s the opposite really, the artwork that ai is often spitting out are these overly perfect replications, that simply lack soul. You praise cheap products that by no definition can be defined as art. It’s also not made by you. It’s made by a machine. And for the outcome of your prompt you don’t even own the copyright. And telling people to jump on the AI “art” bandwagon reminds me when the same thing was told about NFTs and well we all know how that turned out…

@@Tre-333 and let’s say everyone stops doing art today. Where will the artwork come from that machines use “to learn” (aka steal from) in the future? Eventually everything just gets recycled and trash is feeding itself, with the outcome of more trash.

you must not have watched my video lmao cause i never said half that stuff. you're putting so many words into my mouth (no diddy) that there's no point continuing this discussion. rewatch this video in 2030 and see how i'm right

Ty, welcome aboard 🫡

100% Same principle as faceless creators having a harder time connecting with an audience compared to people who share their face and daily lives

@@Tre-333 bro do u have any Instagram account ? ? ?

Wait what, how? Lmao

@@Tre-333 Loll they not doing that in America for nothing

Haha fair. Kinda ironic tho cause I first heard about it when I used to live in america (Andrew Yang 2020)

Thanks! 💫 The silver lining is that we’ll be some of the first designers to work in the post-AI industry. Kinda like how I imagine graphic designers all had to switch from traditional media to digital in the 90s/00s Best case scenario, we’ll be looking back like we were lucky to be in this position

That’s a solid strat. For something as personal as a tattoo, I couldn’t imagine laying underneath a tattoo machine. Would def take away from the experience It’d prob feel more like a medical procedure

Plot twist: everything I wrote my script using chatGPT Haha nah, I’m just playin. Appreciate the positivity dude 🤝

Appreciate the kind words man! I think AI art is gonna coexist with human made art, and each will serve their own purposes. Like for pop music, people will care less about whether their music, vocals or writing were AI generated but for serious “singer-songwriters” using AI as a crutch will be frowned upon. Kinda like when Drake got exposed for using ghost writers, the general public still enjoy his music but a lot of hip hop heads haven’t respected him the same since. I’m not a big techie (so I’d have to do more research to explain this better) but I think as we move into AI/meta spaces more the concept of validated identity will start applying to artists/musicians. And that could possibly be a way to maintain a premium for human made art I’ll check out some of those music generators! These new technologies are as dreadful as they are interesting to learn about ahah

Like, in a good way?

Haha I love this response, cause if it provoked you to defend yourself it means that you got that dawg in you. Sadly, most people will give up. But the fact you instinctively wanted to fight back, it means you’ll keep on going

The truth will set you free

Yea true, I’ll take the designer that knows their stuff over someone with just an expensive degree

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Lmao ok 5 years was probably an exaggeration, you’ll be fine

@@Tre-333 By the way, today I got a call to come in for an interview as a graphic designer. Thanks for your help.😁

Ayyy congrats! 👏👏 Good luck with the interview

Photopea is a good online browser version, or the people at Reddit can help out

@@Tre-333 thank you

Glad to be of service 🫡

Mask up 👺

I can be too unfiltered sometimes haha, thanks 🫡

Congrats on graduating! I trashed art school a lot in my video haha but that’s still an accomplishment most people don’t get thru Good luck on finding an internship, it can take some time 😮‍💨

You might like my next vid then, its my prediction on AI art in further detail

Someone send this man a brief, he’ll do your work/assignment for free

Lol nah, I getcha I’m the exact same way. I could do so much more than I’m capable of but unless I need to - I don’t. Which is why I enjoy making RUclips videos, it gives a purpose to try out new techniques and acquire skills. Maybe you can start a side hustle/hobby or do spec work in the meantime. Gotta trick yourself into thinking youre doing it fr

@@Tre-333 lmao true actually

@@Tre-333 The day after I left the original comment my friend told me he'd manage an art and design twitter for free. He's kind of a bro, and thinks of it as a way to put social media manager on his resume. So he's basically become my boss and I've already got a couple thousand likes on my WIP illustration. I didn't even ask. They were like "hey man you should start posting your stuff on social media." I said I can't motivate myself enough to produce complete works or constantly post. Then he offered.

Yeah I agree, AI will come for junior designers first and then mid level. It’ll eventually eat up some senior roles but spare some of the roles, as a human intervention and creative direction will still be needed. That is, until we reach A.I. singularity at which point every career path is screwed 🤷‍♂️ Congrats on the new graphical design job btw 👏

@@Tre-333 Ye! Still didn't got the job, need to wait the next week for the feedback and maybe then I'll go to work interview :D

I have faith 🧘‍♂️ Good luck with snagging an interview

@@Tre-333 TY! 😎👊

I gotchu bro 🤝

Too late now 🤷‍♂️

I’m citizen of the earth

Appreciate the pun 🤝 thanks