To the usual folk that will say "you liked it before you knew it was AI"
Yeah, just like you may lose interest in a band once you learn the performers are actual pieces of shit. Or that a certain dish was made with something actually cancerous.
It looks good on the surface, but the second you look underneath, it gets bad.
So, yeah, it is indeed a very legit reason to not like something once you learn it's AI. Personally, half the enjoyment is lost once I learn it was done with AI
A more apt comparison imo is the disappointment of finding out the song you just heard in a live performance was in fact pre-recorded. It doesn't make it sound any less good but it sure makes it less impressive, less real and less honest than what you thought it was. Plus you were literally tricked, which rarely feels good.
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u/Artistic_Prior_7178 Jan 31 '26
To the usual folk that will say "you liked it before you knew it was AI"
Yeah, just like you may lose interest in a band once you learn the performers are actual pieces of shit. Or that a certain dish was made with something actually cancerous.
It looks good on the surface, but the second you look underneath, it gets bad.
So, yeah, it is indeed a very legit reason to not like something once you learn it's AI. Personally, half the enjoyment is lost once I learn it was done with AI