@marce
Having practical, real-life skills has never been a bad thing. After all, what
skills does someone actually acquire by having AI generate an image
and considering themselves an artist—as opposed to someone who
has learned how to paint?
Even if you don't like Adobe, this is something that couldn't leaves
no one indifferent. After all, it’s not just about getting one over on Adobe
or being able to clone software more easily.
It will likely become significantly easier to develop malicious software—or to
have it foisted upon you in the form of clones of popular programs. Ultimately,
there’s no telling how much you can trust the people behind this.
Incidentally, developing the clones itself reportedly cost around $2,000 in tokens;
after all, an AI like that doesn't come for free. You don't even have to decompile
the code, because AI can simply observe a piece of software's behavior and then
replicate it.
In any case, all of this raises a great many questions.
