I agree with everything you said here, but economics aside, I actually believe the idea of being able to ingest, analyze and synthesize human knowledge is a good thing. Maybe the thing that bothers us is not so much that it is learning to imitate how our minds work, but the realization that we are not as amazing as we want to believe we are. The reason things like Suno work so well with music is that our artistic forms are actually much more rigid than we want to believe - otherwise we would not be able to distinguish and label virtually every style of music in just a matter of seconds.
Incisive well crafted and super relevant.
I agree with everything you said here, but economics aside, I actually believe the idea of being able to ingest, analyze and synthesize human knowledge is a good thing. Maybe the thing that bothers us is not so much that it is learning to imitate how our minds work, but the realization that we are not as amazing as we want to believe we are. The reason things like Suno work so well with music is that our artistic forms are actually much more rigid than we want to believe - otherwise we would not be able to distinguish and label virtually every style of music in just a matter of seconds.