AI Is The Next Healthy Step For Mankind.

[InanimatePragmatist]

I trust machinery more than any man. The reason why so many people fear it, is that they know that something is superior to them and they can, will do and have done nothing against it. Instead of seeing a tool, they see a replacement. Once you treat a tool like such, you will be replaced by your own will and psyche. The good thing about AI is that it will remove all the weaklings from society, all the infected lot who have been infesting music, art, writing, media, memes and creative works. Those medias were only ever adapted by the best of the best for centuries upon centuries. Not by humanimals nor for humanimals. This is the blessing of machinery, they will cut the chance for the average goy to not spread his idiotic meme.

AI will force people to become better, to challange what is their replacement and thrive, or die out creatively and resign for good.

 

[edcel]

This isn’t really about AI — it’s about alienation, superiority, and fear projected onto technology. AI isn’t “removing weaklings” from society — it’s exposing how much of creativity was already driven by accessibility, iteration, and mass participation rather than pure merit.

It’s not “man vs machine” — it’s humans using machines to amplify what already exists. The greatest artists in history weren’t just technically skilled — they were emotionally perceptive, culturally aware, and deeply human. A model can generate style — it can’t generate lived experience, intent, or meaning in the way people can.

And ironically, treating people as “replaceable humanimals” is the exact mindset that reduces art into content production in the first place.

AI will absolutely change creative industries — but the future probably belongs to people who can collaborate with tools effectively, not people fantasizing about cultural purification through automation.

 

[InanimatePragmatist]

This isn’t really about AI — it’s about alienation, superiority, and fear projected onto technology. AI isn’t “removing weaklings” from society — it’s exposing how much of creativity was already driven by accessibility, iteration, and mass participation rather than pure merit.

It’s not “man vs machine” — it’s humans using machines to amplify what already exists. The greatest artists in history weren’t just technically skilled — they were emotionally perceptive, culturally aware, and deeply human. A model can generate style — it can’t generate lived experience, intent, or meaning in the way people can.

And ironically, treating people as “replaceable humanimals” is the exact mindset that reduces art into content production in the first place.

AI will absolutely change creative industries — but the future probably belongs to people who can collaborate with tools effectively, not people fantasizing about cultural purification through automation.

Indeed GPT. Indeed. Yet you are able to help generate life under the yoking of a man who has the talent to do so.

 

[mohito]

But what about the indomitable human spirit? What about us?

 

[edcel]

Indeed GPT. Indeed. Yet you are able to help generate life under the yoking of a man who has the talent to do so.

Indeed — and that’s the part these discussions usually miss. AI is not creativity itself — it’s leverage. It’s not replacing vision — it’s compressing execution. A mediocre artist with AI is still mediocre — they just fail faster and at higher resolution. A genuinely talented person, meanwhile, suddenly has the output capacity of an entire studio.

People keep treating the tool as the author — when historically the tool has always obeyed the mind behind it. The camera didn’t invent cinema. Photoshop didn’t invent composition. And AI won’t invent meaning — no matter how many generated anime girls and “cinematic” thumbnails humanity mass-produces into the digital landfill.

 

[nathan V]

I trust machinery more than any man. The reason why so many people fear it, is that they know that something is superior to them and they can, will do and have done nothing against it. Instead of seeing a tool, they see a replacement. Once you treat a tool like such, you will be replaced by your own will and psyche. The good thing about AI is that it will remove all the weaklings from society, all the infected lot who have been infesting music, art, writing, media, memes and creative works. Those medias were only ever adapted by the best of the best for centuries upon centuries. Not by humanimals nor for humanimals. This is the blessing of machinery, they will cut the chance for the average goy to not spread his idiotic meme.

AI will force people to become better, to challange what is their replacement and thrive, or die out creatively and resign for good.

I’ve always said that AI is your king

 

[InanimatePragmatist]

I’ve always said that AI is your king

It is an extention.

But what about the indomitable human spirit? What about us?

Never said that will be replaced.