Oh so sad to hear ! I cant accept Human replaced by AI. rather than skills upgrade with AI tools.Not a myth but a reality - in many companies right now, especially in gamedev, employees such as translators, QA specialists and others are being fired and replaced by AI. The quality of work and the final results are suffers though. So It’s only a matter of time before these companies realize that AI can't outperform people or do the job as well as experienced professionals..
Yeah I used AI for this image , nothing wrong. its for a discussion , purpose is discussion post want make understand easily.The myth that those images generated by AI, like the image included in this post are high quality
In the end they are soulless, repetitive, generic...everyday I see on FB some restaurants promoting their services using this kind of image and generating the same flyers, it's so boring, vague, artificial, I always prioritize a place posting real photos
yeah like I said integrate the AI with human works and make easy the tasks.AI is a tool not a replacement it help to make work faster and smoother
thanks for accept my point and you said practicallyI agree honestly. AI's a powerful tool, not a replacement for people, that distinction matters a lot.
It can save a ton of time for sure, but the best results still come from combining AI with actual human experience and critical thinking on top of it.
Biggest myth I heard about AI is Elon Musk saying "Mark my words, AI is far more dangerous than nukes" .I don't think that's true. AI is excellent at speeding up repetitive tasks and helping with research, writing, coding, and analysis. But it still needs human judgment, creativity, and real world experience to produce the best results.![]()
Yes I too heard his speech about AI but then why many AI tools launching market ?Biggest myth I heard about AI is Elon Musk saying "Mark my words, AI is far more dangerous than nukes" .
I have gone through the article , simply says It will support humansThis may give more clarity check this out - https://towardsai.com/p/artificial-...one-the-biggest-ai-myths-people-still-believe