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10 Survival Skills in an AI-Controlled Society
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No I.D. on Working with Common, Jay-Z, Kanye West and Being Humble | Red Bull Music Academy
youtube.comYour past wins are your biggest liability, which means every achievement is simultaneously a kind of death. If you aren’t willing to occasionally be the most clueless person in the room > if you can’t tolerate that specific shame; you’re just a legacy act waiting for your audience to realize you stopped growing years ago.
In an era where AI systems are vomiting out what we politely call “content” at sixty frames per second, the digital asset has become officially worthless or at least worth precisely as much as the electricity required to generate it.
Why Artists Sell Their Souls
youtube.comthe demon of art has no interest in your mental health or your retirement plan. Using Black Swan ( amazing movie ) as its primary autopsy, it argues that perfection functions as an identity trade-off; you can have a stable, relatively happy life, or you can have a masterpiece that people remember after you’re gone, but the myth that you can have both is precisely that: a myth we tell ourselves to avoid the choice.
From the MadeIn site, thought some of you might find this interesting… https://t.co/RoiWPNTnKA
"The one thing I think that's going to be truly future-proof is judgment. In an era when you can do everything, the question is which of these things matter, and you should truly do."
Creativity is the quality that you bring to the activity that you are doing. It is an attitude, an inner approach — how you look at things. Not everybody can be a painter — and there is no need also. If everybody is a painter the world will be very ugly; it will be difficult to live. And not everybody can be a dancer, and there is no need. But
... See more“It is simply a fact that most of the time you can’t find the right words till you know exactly what you are saying, but that you can’t know exactly what you are saying till you find just the right words. The consequence is that you must start by writing the wrong meanings in the wrong words” - Peter Elbow, Writing Without Teachers