My Trump apologist uncle had a big party planned for this Saturday night, his son in NYC is bringing his very serious girlfriend in town to meet the whole family. He's had it planned for months.
He just texted us that the party is cancelled due to "travel issues", his son in NYC and another cousin of mine in LA aren't able to fly in. He was laughing about the shutdown last week saying everything was still running normally. Don't think he's laughing now!
Wingo is a bad route runner with poor technique, and he doesn't create separation downfield. We are using him wisely with the screen game, would like to see more end arounds too.
It's disappointing, hopefully he figures shit out next year.
AI assistance in the creative process is a line in the sand for me.
I know in the end it will be almost unprovable, but I wouldn't be surprised to see some strict "no AI" movement to grow out of this groundbreaking technological change. Some sort of pact from artist to listener.
Being great live performers was already a personal prerequisite for really getting into an artist/band, so I guess that helps.
That's great, but I'm not that worried about musicians/gear heads rejecting AI. It's the regular people that fall for this shit.
The non-musical people in our lives need to hear the full throated rejection of AI from people they "look up to' when it comes to music. I've already had one friend talk up these AI covers and I quickly cut him off. I was kind of a dick about it, but it needed to happen. Tough love, baby.