General Discussion

people driving cars as fast as they can go, anywhere they feel like speeding.

You're describing AI exploiting what's been created by humans, without giving them credit or compensation. That needs to be stopped, and there are already lawsuits trying to do that.

And while at this point there might be some people in publishing or the film and TV industry thinking it'll be great not to have to pay and deal with real writers, AI also threatens them because it could also lead to publishers, booksellers, filmmakers and theaters being cut out as well. AI is getting closer and closer to being able to generate completely convincing actors as well as settings. It can already direct in terms of being able to suggest camera shots for scripts it generates. So if we accept heading in that direction, people will simply be able to tell AI to generate any books or films they want, with whatever content they want.

I don't want AI-generated work that rips off and exploits real art, puts real artists out of work, and discourages aspiring artists from using their own creativity.

That's a nightmare future.