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Adrian Tchaikovsky advises against generative AI use

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Author Adrian Tchaikovsky shared his perspectives on generative artificial intelligence, drawing parallels to philosophical concepts like the Chinese Room argument and Tchaikovsky's own views on the artistic process. He offered advice to young writers and artists, suggesting they avoid using genAI. AI

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Adrian Tchaikovsky advises against generative AI use

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    I like Tchaikovsky's views on genAI, from the there's no "I" in it and the Chinese Room argument to what he says about the artistic process. Oh, and his advice

    I like Tchaikovsky's views on genAI, from the there's no "I" in it and the Chinese Room argument to what he says about the artistic process. Oh, and his advice to young writers / artists: "I mean... don't use it?" I guess it's a very Mastodon friendly interview: - Invidious: http…

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