Aluminum was once the most expensive precious metal. This ended up being because aluminum is highly reactive and is extremely rare in its pure form. Eventually, it was discovered that you could use electrolysis to extract pure aluminum, and the price dropped so much that we use it for soft drinks today. Some companies may have taken advantage of this technology at first but there was only a short period of time before it was just a valueless common metal.
I feel like a lot of companies migrating to using AI may be facing the same thing. AI can completely replace a company doing something as trivial as mtg, especially if they start using AI art which cannot be copyrighted. Essentially they're using the same technology that will ultimately doom them, and I think doing so has risks they don't yet realize.
I feel like a lot of companies migrating to using AI may be facing the same thing. AI can completely replace a company doing something as trivial as mtg, especially if they start using AI art which cannot be copyrighted. Essentially they're using the same technology that will ultimately doom them, and I think doing so has risks they don't yet realize.
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It's not necessarily so optimistic. You end up destroying a company that was actually making a thing that people enjoyed and that service ends up getting taken over by a technology company that doesn't really give a crap about whether it's putting out anything of value.