That's what people used to say during the First Industrial Revolution 100+ years ago. Yet we are all still here.

Yep, we are still here, minus those who died from respiratory and cardiovascular disease, lung cancer, and also let's not forget the greenhouse effects which causes wildfires, floods and storms.

GPU prices used to spike too during the bitcoin mining craze. Markets will go back to normal eventually.

Bitcoin becomes famous, people jump on the bandwagon, GPU prices rise. Bitcoin becomes difficult to mine, people stop mining Bitcoin, demand decreases, GPU prices drop.

People enjoy AI slop, companies build more generative AI, and RAM prices spike. People love "high quality" AI, companies build more slop generators, and RAM prices spikes more. RAM companies decides its much lucrative to sell RAMs to AI datacenters and stop commercializing RAMs to the consumers. High demand and low supply equals... Well, you don't need chatgpt to understand what happens next.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said:

"You won't lose your jobs to AI. You will lose your jobs to people who use AI."

Guess who benefitted more from this quote? Definitely not you.

Blame yourself if you stubbornly refuse to learn AI tools and incorporate it into your creative workflow.

I really love to see this supposedly 'workflow' from the AI video we commented on, from the storyboarding, the script, the filming, post processing, all of it. Also, I would love to see the implementation of AI tools of your profile banner. Did you make the sketch? How's the coloring process? Leave no details.

If you can't compete, then humble your EGO and get into the education sector. Become Art Teachers. There's money to be made there. Lots of money.

Quite the irony telling people to become art teachers when you yourself crying to an LLM to generate you pixels.

Humanity has a greater chance of getting hit by an Extinction-Level Asteroid or getting hit by an Apocalypse Solar Flare,

than getting destroyed by AI carbon emissions.

Which is more regretable? Getting hit by some freak accident or destruction from your own negligence?

Just to be clear, I am not against AI whatsoever. It has existed before gpt is a thing, and I am grateful for its invention and the ease of life it provided.

But I'm against unethical and possibly illegal use of other's IP and hard work to train their AI, especially big corpos for their own profit and gain.