‘It’s already way beyond what humans can do’: will AI wipe out architects?

[Wild self]

It's going to be a wild time, when all the usual suspects yelling STEM every two seconds are rendered obsolete by the very tech they cheerlead so much.

They hiding, those posters trying to dodge accountability on any level.

Disgusting.

 

[bnew]

Lots of people are going to LOVE the idea of a robots precision cutting them open.

A.I is going to save America from itself.

you'd be surprised at what people can get use to.

 

[King Poetic]

Designs look like shyt fred Sanford was doing in his jack yard in that one episode

 

[The_Sheff]

Those buildings don’t look good at all.

Also someone would need to design the constraints to push the AI to design something the customer actually wants.

 

[Cakebatter]

Here is a great video, where 3 architects go up against AI.

 

[BaldingSoHard]

hopefully engineers are next

Don't you put that evil on me, Ricky Bobby.

 

[IIVI]

Somewhere far back:

A whole bunch of rock collided (or were made to collide)
Rocks kept colliding and formed Earth
More collisions took place and formed humans
Now humans made the rocks think (A.I)

The power of Creation underlying it all

 

[IIVI]

Here is a great video, where an 3 architects go up against AI.

I read about a study regarding creativity from a long time ago: two groups of painters went up against each other.
Group 1 tried to come up with the best possible painting.
Group 2 tried to come up with as many reasonably good paintings as they could.

When people voted, the best paintings were from Group 2. This wasn't a single study either, but something that often occurred.

This meant Quantity > Quality

Now how tf are people supposed to compete against something that can in 30 seconds, on a single click, create something that'll take a human hours to days design or months/years to optimize?

 

[3rdWorld]

Humans really live (and die) to be useless..and those designs are ugly by the way.

 

[IVS]

alot of that shyt is ugly. Look like it came from that J Lo movie The Cell or some shyt like that

 

[jerzboy]

I read about a study regarding creativity from a long time ago: two groups of painters went up against each other.
Group 1 tried to come up with the best possible painting.
Group 2 tried to come up with as many reasonably good paintings as they could.

When people voted, the best paintings were from Group 2. This wasn't a single study either, but something that often occurred.

This meant Quantity > Quality

Now how tf are people supposed to compete against something that can in 30 seconds, on a single click, create something that'll take a human hours to days design or months/years to optimize?

You have a link? I find stuff like this awesome.

 

[IIVI]

You have a link? I find stuff like this awesome.

I really wish I kept the very first study I read about it because I can't find it anymore (I read it back in 2019) and have tried finding it again more than once.

Anecdotal evidence: this was when I was making beats and applied that principle. I honestly believe it. My beats really got much better after I simply made a lot more.

 

[maxamusa]

Don't you put that evil on me, Ricky Bobby.

I won't if you're one to leave the office and hit the field and actually communicate with people

 

[BaldingSoHard]

I won't if you're one to leave the office and hit the field and actually communicate with people

The fucc would I wanna do that for? I went into engr so I WON'T have to talk to people.

 

[Fillerguy]

But these are juat designs right? In the real world, we are limited by material strength and environmental conditions. Some of that bullshyt couldn't survive a storm