>>17039596
Boundless market for slop.
It's also a mutually beneficial relationship. If ChatGPT tells an indian to not shit on the streets and he heeds the advice, that's a win-win

fuck offf to >>>/g/

They produce the best crust for him to bust.

He thinks “democratizing” art to the soulless masses is a “good thing”.

AI didn’t ruin the world, soulless Indians did. Authenticity has been lost because of these people.

>>17039606
A large portion of the people of most countries are soulless. India's +3B doesn't help to be fair.

>>17039967
I don’t disagree, but to say every population has the same amount of soullessness isn’t the truth of it. The west is a lot more suspicious and apprehensive about AI. Places like India and China just eat it up - and now their collective societal IQs are going to drop due to this cognitive offloading, or just outsourcing, as we seen with our own youth at home. AI technology accentuates the fears of technology making people dumber by forcing them to think more superficially, with absolutely no depth.

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>>17039596
Business, nothing personal.