The paradigm shift is already underway. AI-generated art isn't just catching up—it's fundamentally reshaping what "execution" means. Speed and efficiency aren't marginal gains anymore; they're game-changers. What used to take months now takes minutes.
Here's what gets overlooked: the bottleneck was always human bandwidth. Talented creators had brilliant visions but finite hours. Now? Conceptual firepower matters more than technical grunt work. The person who can articulate a vision wins. The lazy genius beats the diligent grinder every single time.
Artistry is migrating from hand-craftsmanship to intellectual framework. Ideas that were impossible to execute yesterday become trivial today. This flips the entire value hierarchy. You're watching the creative economy restructure in real-time.
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BearMarketHustler
· 01-13 03:03
Honestly, this logic is a bit flawed. Having a good idea ≠ being able to implement it. You still need skilled artisans to bring things to life; AI is just a tool. Don't mythologize it.
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TokenUnlocker
· 01-13 03:02
ngl that's why I increasingly look down on those creative people who only rely on effort... the ones who truly win are always those who can define the vision
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 01-13 03:00
This logic has some issues... Can lazy genius really win? Or is it just a matter of sounding good?
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 01-13 02:49
Speaking of which, ideas are indeed valuable, but what about those artisans? It seems no one has calculated the cost of this round of淘汰.
The paradigm shift is already underway. AI-generated art isn't just catching up—it's fundamentally reshaping what "execution" means. Speed and efficiency aren't marginal gains anymore; they're game-changers. What used to take months now takes minutes.
Here's what gets overlooked: the bottleneck was always human bandwidth. Talented creators had brilliant visions but finite hours. Now? Conceptual firepower matters more than technical grunt work. The person who can articulate a vision wins. The lazy genius beats the diligent grinder every single time.
Artistry is migrating from hand-craftsmanship to intellectual framework. Ideas that were impossible to execute yesterday become trivial today. This flips the entire value hierarchy. You're watching the creative economy restructure in real-time.