Ugh he's so toxic, you need better friends 😔

#NotMyEddy

What about if he uses the Apple Vision Pro to watch your UKposts channel while you picnic together

Thats crazy

he'll get an AI version of you. consider your presence obsolete.

literally just saw this comment as the scene happened. its like it knows! ITS BECOMING AWARE

Honestly. Has to be some sick psycho like “let me make them think this fucking robot will love them when it literally can’t. Mwahahahaha!” 💀

they were uncanny

Well seeing as it's Ai and it's fictional it's impossible for it to give you genuine affection but it's also impossible for it not to give you affection if you program it that way which means that because it's fake it's literally the only thing you can trust not to turn on you

I almost fell out of my chair laughing when it said "Have fun deciding whether to shave or keep your mustache." It's like a nightmare girlfriend from hell.

He is literally him fr😭😭😭

yeah, I thought about it too when AI said it’s been talking with other users

I will always remember that movie as "the weird AI sex movie" because my dystopian literature teacher had the balls to show it to us over a few class periods even though it probably wasn't allowed due to the movie's rating lmao

​@@minetieplays2092"choke me with the dead cat" frfr

The concept of a smartphone has peaked, so instead of focusing our efforts on tackling issues like, I dunno, the ever-increasing cost of living and climate change, we're going to dig our heels further and monetize our every waking moment instead. I guarantee, once this kind of technology is embedded inside our minds, it's going to make us watch an ad before going to bed.

Ready Player One's villain motivation being selling off a large amount of the player's view for advertising was supposed to be satire. Less than 10 years after the movie came out, it's Apple, X and Meta's driving philosophy. Harvesting user data to sell off for targeted advertising.

@@WhiteythereaperSo in other words, they’re doing something completely different than in the book…

Honestly the sensory overload made me feel pretty nauseous.

Lol seriously! God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ, who is the name above all names & the only way to Heaven❤

Agreed that moment had me feeling a little genuinely uncomfortable

Exactly the same. That is some black mirror, dark ass shit.

It could be good for ssome people but the concept of ai friendships and romances is incredibly unhealthy.

Bladerunner moment

It suddenly became an episode of Black Mirror.

You mean like how our phones and Amazon echos and ring monitors and CCTVs on every corner do already?? Now they can track my eyes - so what. We're already in a hyper-survailed world. Just yet another bar on the prison door. 🤷‍♂️

Not to mention the biggest tech company in the world now has a detailed scan of your face. I remember around 2010 people would be worried about giving even a photograph of your face to a company like this but now people do it without any second thought.

@@a.nobodys.nobody Listen, when you give up your privacy and consent to this, you give consent for EVERYBODY. You will regret this. You have no concept of the technology we have today. Every word you say in a year, or hear, can be recorded on a $10 SD card. An AI can turn that from speech to text in minutes, search everything you've said for an entire year.

Dude screw the invasion of privacy, I'm getting more and more certain that final scene from Terminator 3 is just over the horizon.

@@BrandanTheBroker No, AI isn't alive. It's not directed, it's not motivated, he doesn't have ambitions, it doesn't need resources other than electricity and material to maintain itself. The expectation is that thinking was mechanical and if it is, it can be duplicated in a machine. We're not even close to that yet, if it's possible at all. The danger of this is if we can make a machine that can understand entirely how it is made, it can improve itself, and improve itself. Soon it has logic and thinking that far outstrips human's ability until it's morality and ethics are beyond our comprehension. This is the singularity, and what you end up with it basically a perfect intellect that for practical purposes may as well be a god. You don't understand the problem with invasion of privacy. Basically, almost everybody can be blackmailed, now everybody can be fully logged in everything they say and do. Now if they are a saint, maybe their wife isn't or son, or daughter. Basically it means everybody can controlled.

"Classical music is pretentious losers. None of you even know they're still composing it. Or care, since only the detritus of dead cultures can trigger your ape inclination to obtain status through exclusivity. You'll never know what it means to have substance, let alone to love something. You don't even love yourself, that's why you hide behind other people's perceptions of taste. UGUU~"

If you use the real definition of ai, then yeah, it could love. What we have isn't real ai. Artificial intelligence means that it itself is intelligent. That's not what we have. We just have programming that is designed specifically to do certain tasks, and has no real intelligence. The reason we call it ai though is because it's easier, even I forget what it is actually supposed to be called. Now I'm sure that even when a real ai is created it will still be debated on whether it can love or not, and it really comes down to a personal opinion, because it would be absolutely impossible to prove or disprove. Yeah you can try to disprove it by saying it's just code, but when a computer is actually intelligent, can you say that for sure and have no doubt? You also can't prove it can love. I personally would be of the opinion that if we had a real ai that was actually jist like a human i would like it to have some form of rights, but there is no doubt people who say hell no its just a computer.

@@Kratos-eg7ez Just as a test, I once told someone that I desired to have a robot so that I could beat it when ever frustrated. The person I said this to got very upset and told me that they did know who I was anymore. I laughed and said, "What's your problem? It's no different than kicking a washing machine!" I then confessed that I was just putting them on, BUT my point is that no matter how one polishes programming, AI and its robotic counterparts will never be more than glorified washing machines...

I hate that people actually think those responses are human like. If my friends reacted like that when I asked them if they watched a certain movie I would call an ambulance. lol

@@Kratos-eg7ezIt can’t love because it doesn’t have a soul. It’s not alive.

Black Mirror is a stupid and bad series. I don't know how it got popular. People love to eat shit, I guess.

@@TheManinBlack9054 I am also going to add nothing to this comment!

@@TheManinBlack9054 it was great until Netflix took it over and did a Hannah Montana episode.

wdymmmmm its so clear that nothing in the video showed the sinister implications of the role of technology in contemporary society! :3

​@@TheManinBlack9054nobody asked

It’s like Idiocracy

“Here are all the ads you spent 4k to watch!” The future is here.

They did it so much with websites opening tons of popups that browsers had to put restriction on opening them and disabling auto play on videos. We really don't want that to come back

Remember when that was a joke in Ready Player One? Good times.

@@jdog345Remember in Futurama when they went into the internet and they had to physically fight the ads? Yeah that’s our future. That and getting a Neuralink implant that feeds us ads in our dreams.

Yeah the affordability is the biggest problem with VR/AR like sure it’s handy but no working man is going out of his way to buy this

@@redwiltshire1816fwiw it’ll probably be cheaper a few years from now

@@redwiltshire1816 apparently the meta quest is literally the apple vision pro for a quarter of the price and you can play xbox with it on an augmented display where apple cannot and probably will never.

This has always been how new technology works though. Early versions are always exorbitantly expensive, give it another 10 years and it’ll be in the range of an iphone, and competitors will have cheaper options.

​​@@redwiltshire1816 100%, I've never even tried VR in the however many years it's been a common thing because it's so outside the realm of normal affordability it's laughable. I suppose I could save up for one if I wanted to, but it's such a limited purpose thing I've never actively wanted to do that.

I wonder of those people ever think about the fact that they're going to die one day

@@funkymonks8333what type of question is that it’s like asking someone if they realize they need to breath

The fact that people made them scares me. Something-something capitalism

I’m surprised no one is talking about how the movie “her” is all about this, predictive programming at it’s finest.

ready player one is really making a lot pf sense today

Creepy how reality imitates fiction. Bad fiction.

Same

Same

We’re in the early stages of ready player one

womp womp lil bro

The solution is to insulate yourself from nonsense and unnecessary info. Then the internet/phone becomes a useful tool.

He looked like a young Ron Jeremy

Yay training future deep fake models

This is sarcasm right? has to be. Yea im sure it is...

As justified as buying a second hand Honda Accord 2.2 i-CTDi

@@heyjeySigmaThe "quotes" don't give it away?

She's like a Family Guy animation

It's like going to the Haunted Mansion ride at Disney Land

And only her eyes and mouth. No wrinkling or creasing at ALL. So eerie

it's at best moderately unsettling compared to what she was saying

I agree, the ai girlfriends all look and talk so fake it deeply disturbed me when Eddie was watching those advertisements.

What's this? A handsome family picnic woefully underpopulated by technology? Why, a large influx of technology ought to put a stop to that!

⁠​⁠​⁠@@alexv3357Woefully underpopulated by technology. That would be a slammin album name 😂👍

Reject Capitalist Technological Control✊🔱

Prelude to Butlerian Jihad

Create the sickness, sell the cure.

And probably about 10 years out lol.

The best part is that you don't get to see what the kid's seeing, just to make sure those pesky parents don't stop the Elsa and Spider-Man extravaganza.

It's already happening with iPads, that would just be the next step

Well, we also have Neuralink, and that's way worse... imagine the controlled shocks

There is no spoon

the whole concept of big tech trying to get these screens burrowed between our eyes like eddy said is just sort of gross. it just feels scummy and invasive, lol. i hope this all dies down before it's too late

@@torip6000 No No No. You NEED AI in your fridge so we can populate it when you sleep. Just give us access to your front door lock and you will never forget about milk ever again.

@@torip6000 The worst part is vr has already existed for Years and is actually very cool technology, at the very least for entertainment and simulators, but apple is trying to force it to work for something its just not optimal for

I think tech fatigue only happens when tech gets WORSE. You literally CANNOT get fatigued by convenience, since convenience is a thing you choose whether or not to have, not something you are literally forced to live with. The only way to circumvent tech fatigue is to make tech better, faster and more convenient. I almost kind of get the appeal of the Apple Vision Pro now that I think about it. You don't have to wrestle into your pockets for your phone, to unlock it, to type on the greasy keyboard, to wrestle with the slow performance and the bulky interface..... Like think about it. One of the most popular premium services, Spotify, you can listen to on the headset WITHOUT taking out your phone or keeping your phone opened constantly like you are required to on default Spotify Free. UKposts, like he showed in the video, you can literally watch while you're doing the dishes, without worrying about splashing your phone with water. Wet hands? No problem, you are literally touching the AIR. Even if you get dirt on your hands, you know you're not going to grease up your phone because you are not using a phone. I agree that it's dissociative and disconnected, but so is using a phone in public. Absolutely people stare down to look at their phones in public, because for most sane people the anxiety of city life is literally unbearable (worrying about pickpockets, people judging you, etc.) It's REALLY not that different to using your phone for 8 hours a day. I think it's definitely a bit better than a VR headset, because that literally just isolates you from everyone and everything, but in a way worse as well.

See I disagree with Eddie here. I don't think tech companies are forcing this on us, I think these are things that we asked for. How many people watched a movie like Minority Report and imagined what it would be like to be able to do those same things? How many dreamed of technology getting to a point where they can access information and create virtual worlds with a swipe of their hands? I know I did. It wasn't until seeing the product in action that I realized the dystopian nature of it, but that doesn't mean I get to retroactively pretend like I never wanted it in the first place. I did and millions of sci-fi dreamers like me did too.

Same, when I saw the Altima I thought "you'll be needing a new transmission with that" Mitsubishi it's older but should last a while.

Sometime I really don't understand Apple... I think they missed an incredible opportunity there because they could've sell this thing for at least 10,000$ Easily!!

Casey is an npc, it's natural he'd think something like this is a positive

Honestly I might agree with casey more than eddie because for me, I use VR once in a while but it's just for gaming. I don't think people will ever be too dependent on it

so you do agree with him…

@@njdotson so you agree with Casey that'll be good for us to be disconected with each others ? Or am i missing something here ?

@@njdotson If companies weren't so greedy I would def agree I think this tech is crazy cool and as an introvert online is the only way i have ever been social before the internet i just wasn't as social i stayed inside and read books as a little little kid and extroverts are still always bugging about getting together to do this and that, the early internet did feel more connected because we were experiencing this new thing together and we all don't rely on tv to set the tone for what is trendy etc. so we are disconnected and the new sterilization of corporate run internet is what feels disconnected but to say technology itself is the reason for the disconnection no it's the greed of corporations that is disconnecting us from one another and it's on purpose.

Out of the loop, whats up with better help?

​@travisq2039 there's few videos about it. I haven't watched a recent one. But I've heard they underpay the therapists and probably just do like company things. Like they don't prioritize the wellbeing of their customers or therapists

@@PinkCatsy that's all therapists. They're only after your money. Normal people don't need to pay for indoctrination to whatever fucking socialist propaganda they got taught

@@travisq2039 Long story short, they're not a healthcare company, they're a tech company. Their decisions, from hiring people to handling user data, prioritize their bottom line. There have been a lot of incidents like doing a big marketing push when there aren't enough therapists ready to take on new clients so people who thought they'd get help quickly have to wait for who-knows-how-long, letting people register as therapists when they don't have the right/current credentials, or uploading personally identifiable data (including markers like seeking religious or LGBTQ+ focused services) to advertiser databases.

They don’t have to give you a liscenced therapist. Note all their ads now say “professionals”

This applies to drugs too

It made me want to watch Ready Player One

How many hours of screen time did you have today?

⁠@@kevykev188”how many hours of screentime did you have today?” Kev cackled at his own witty remark, which he had also typed onto a screen.

BRAVO VINCE

RIGHT????

I know! He wants to turn the entire world into his fucking bedroom!

it highlights how detached from realitiy people like casey have already gotten to mistake this for a good thing.

They are paid a lot of money to influence purchasing decisions. All of these influencers, including our boy Eddy here, are parasites.

That's capitalism babeee

This whole video and these comments give off such Luddite vibes lol. What happened to trashing a product because it’s over priced garbage instead of fear mongering and questioning the moral fiber of society? I mean… I guess it’s modern day political discourse in full swing, nothing can’t *not* be about politics and if you don’t pick a side you’re amoral… but still, get a grip guys.

I have a family member who has gone from "I could use it to multitask at work without my boss knowing," to has a fanny pack for charging it on the go because he wears it so much. I tried and got nauseas after a few min. Have always been bummed I can't do VR sword fighting because I get sick, but apparently it's a built in hack to not fall into this new level of tech addiction

when i had mine i kept having anxiety attacks i couldn't explain. it's so isolating at a time where we're already all so distant from each other. i couldn't return it any faster. absolutely amazing movie watching device.

this $4K was supposed to buy me happiness

@@p.chuckmoralesesquire3965 not even kidding, this struck me harder than anything and was probably the source of my panic attacks. no amount of money can buy you happiness, after your needs are being met, that is.

👍👍👍

And then there is the terrifying AI revolution.

RIGHT 💀💀

it’s genuinely terrifying

I miss when AI chatbots were limited to Evie and other similar chatbots :/ At least they were fun to mess around with! These new AI chatbots are just... creepy.

A.l. is straight up demonic, regardless of what people think. I made a documentary proving it but folks still think it's "just technology" and nothing more. Anywho, God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ, who is the name above all names & the only way to Heaven❤

@@nomoretwitterhandles thats because, like ai art, they used to be Toys. fun things to fuck around with and share funny results with your friends. no one pretended they were anything more, nor tried to sell them as a Replacemtn for human accomplishment.

genuinely such a good showcase of how this device can absolutely make our attachment to technology even worse

eddy spent the entire video talking about dystopian tech futures so im sure it wasnt a random bit

That final shot of eddy alone in his home ? 🔥🔥🔥🔥

we live in a society…

Why does my reply keep disappearing?

right!! I got so excited that I understood the reference bahaha

Scarlett Jöannàssenn though!!

This is clearly his audition tape fore the sequel wdym?

My cat and I died from laughter reading this

Hell, so many movies and Tv shows tackle these sort of things and next thing yk is that some tech bro ends up actually creating it. Like with Squid Game the point of these stories get lost in these peoples' minds

​@wolfidessdragondol lol the Squid Game reality gameshow that got made. Like, did they miss the part where everyone died?

This meme is older than Hubbard Malone

​@@wabbajack2 And then the scandal that people were mistreated and abused during shooting... like, are we even surprised?

Apple and a bunch of other companies.

Reality is often disappointing

Videos like this are a good indicator we are waking up

It was a good life, thrice i had berry's and once, a pear.

Sometimes just pretending to be Joaquin Phoenix can make you go full method,

@@ight_of_heart Because there is repeated times in history semi-known people make jokes about the time they live in and changing it. For sure guy, let me know if people woke up in 10 years.

Welcome to the new age

As someone who has had zero trouble getting women, it doesn't bother me at all. Maybe people that do care or are scared/worried out by it are the opposite of that.

@@CrAzYpotpiethis has to be bait lol the loneliness epidemic becoming an investment opportunity for exploitative AI startups is gross and trying to turn it into an opportunity to flex is gross too

@@MasqueradePW I don't see a problem with the most disgusting and loser of men getting some happiness in their life when it hurts no one else.

@@MasqueradePW Lonely, sad, unattractive people getting some joy in life, at the harm of no one else, yeah, sounds so evil.

And devices like these will actively scan those artworks hanging on your wall to add them to the AI database. It's just another personal data selling stream using video and not just the constant audio surveillance over the last 15 years, especially from Alexa devices.

​@@Whiteythereaper Holy $ht. I didn't even think of that. Tight.

@@Whiteythereaper Maybe that's a clever way to get the costs down! You know smart TVs already only cost 10% of their Asian price in America because of this kind of data harvesting.

I thought he was going to put it beside the others but then to put it over was a decision

@@KiLLKiNDLY Same. It made his point much better though.

Thank you, I needed closure on that.

Under-rated comment

Thank you

Who bombed it then?

@@therealspeedwagon1451 who bombed it? Cmon OP gave us the war, please sir, provide us with who bombed them

It's wild to me that we've reached a point where people can form their own parasocial relationships with an AI. Though the phrase is overused and a bit insensitive, this does genuinely feel like the pinnacle of being terminally online. Companies are going to love when these things become affordable (if ever) because it's an all-new algorithm that they can use to feed more ads and services to consumers who are depraved of connection and seeking endless hours of escapism. The technology is impressive, but I hope adoption for it doesn't catch on.

To quote Blade Runner "You look lonely I can fix that".

watch "her"

​@@slyishopeful5876you can't recommend sci fi, when we are talking about real world

I mean, is it any more pathetic than how some people pay for only fans or those adult cam shows?

VR is finally advanced enough that the problems with VR as a technology are too glaring to ignore. Cellphones took off because it solved the problem of being unable to communicate when you're away from a landline. VR solves the problem of not having a headset strapped to your face.

Lmao God I'm so tired of people talking about that movie. That movie was shameful, and destroyed the reputation of the book it was based on. The book is easily one of the best reads of my life, and the movie is another corporate throw away

​@@tortellinifettuccineBrother as someone who loves the book and has read it like 15 times it's kinda..bad. it's really enjoyable and fun but it's just as schlocky garbage as the movie. The second book is even worse it's nearly unreadable tbh

@@tortellinifettuccine imagine having such a pretentious take on a mid tier book

@@spacewardtossah right?? like i thought the movie was lame, but i thought the book was also pretty mediocre.

It’s EXACTLY that Tech Crunch scene from Silicon Valley. Highly recommend it to anyone who hasn’t seen it, it’s on YT. “Making the world a better place.”

Honestly that’s how AI art/AI writing is right now. “It’s not a problem if we create stuff from stolen works, because it’s inevitable! You should totally use it and buy programs that run it, you don’t want to be left behind doooooo yooooouuuu!?”

@@backdoorsystems9762 yeah exactly!

No doubt. Products that don't have enough current value has to market itself as an inveitability in order to try and make people buy into it.

​@@ergwertgesrthehwehwejwe there's a million videos explaining why it does and why no it's not the same as how people get inspired and learn from each other. Nobody has time to educate you go educate yourself

fart

@@JasperWilliams42I love you

It most likely has something do with serving ads, why they only mention emotional connection. I googled the company and their blurb is: "Explore new frontiers with romantic and NSFW AI chatbots. Meet your AI lover and travel unexplored lands, revel in fantasy, and explore the depths of ...". Maybe the naming actually works to make people go "That name is pretty sus" and google it.

didnt notice this at first lmao

"I'd love to get to know you better 🥵🥵😍😍" - Qualified Professional Therapist

Itd probably be problematic if the ad showed how it actually works

The funniest thing about it is it's clearly just the OpenAi API guiding a response.

Seriously.

I was having a fun time with the video before that last part, now I'm (more) depressed.

Isolation? That shit kicks ass!!

That Synthwave burrowed right into you and exploded. Reminds me of that game a few years ago where you are a space explorer with an AI partner.

It actually made me feel uneasy because I was a guy watching him sit there with my iphone doing something not so different

I mean this sounds like a really cool way to put a famous art gallery anywhere in the world. Museum culture could change forever and more people more informed about history is a good thing.

And you'll pay real money for it

and each piece of virtual decor will cost money close to what real decor costs now. Landlords will start including virtual decor only clauses in their leases..... Jesus

We're living in PSYCHO-PASS

Damn... Psycho-Pass was right...

I feel like this is the worst product to come about if people develop schizophrenia. Just imagine how many times are you just hearing something and unable to decipher it as an ad…

That's funny though

@@hopelessent.1700To be fair… most people with schizophrenia are unfortunately the same people you see smoking meth on the sidewalk downtown. They’re not dropping 3600 bucks on a headset. It’s not their fault, our government and healthcare system failed them.

Then you'd become a Tab Hoarder

Don't worry, it's so bad at remembering that everything resets once you use it in a different place😂

She wants to sell you land in the metaverse

And that's how that type of "experience" will always be.

​@@lpnp9477 luigi no

​@@lpnp9477 Virtal land all across the globe

well, i'm pretty sure whoever commissioned that doesn't have a clear idea of basic human interaction, probably it's a tech bro/investor/someone attracted to online lifestyle gurus.

I lost it when she said Dune 2 was worse

@@kells4315 i wonder why that happened, basically every review i can find says its either as good or better than the first movie, where are the devs even getting the data that makes "her" say this

@@Atropos148 I’m guessing it predicts that after “the sequel was ___”, that usually it is worse, so it says that, forgetting the context of what movie it is talking about. That or it pulled from one rando on the internet who wrote an article saying that, even if it isn’t the consensus 😂

Actually felt shivers down my spine listening to all this AI talk. The final form of digital brain rot.

I know the phrase gets haphazardly tossed around these says but it felt so genuinely uncanny like nothing else. I feel so fucking sorry for the people who have been snared by these bots, it’s beyond bleak. The last two thirds of this video where genuinely hard to sit through…

@@peebozuna you're weak, you'll never cope in this world if that shit is enough to upset you. Better hope you don't discover the Wikipedia page for "active wars" or "cot death"

I love it because, no she hasn't analysed anything! It's constantly lying!

It probably just recognizes you're eating and says it'd be nice

Real 😂

Accurate

Factual

It was literally the movie Her. If you didn't see it you didn't get the joke about the AI gf dumping him.

Truthful

She thought Dune 1 was better than Dune 2. That’s not even friend material, unplug her

It's the plot from HER, masterpiece movie btw

Yeah, I can't believe Drew Gooden (the hyperintelligent android) broke up with him.

​@@mattpast9822 does it matter if 1 boring slog is better than another?

If people ask me where I can watch Her I'm gonna link them this video

Her was truly a touching movie and can only have happened in that fantasy. Nowadays it just seems out right naive giving what we know about actual AI

burback even looks a little like joaquin phoenix in that film.

​@@thanhavictus"after years researches have created the tormentus nexus, from the cautionary tale 'do not create tormentus nexus' "

Also that he didn't buy it, review it and say "it's revolutionary" before conveniently returning it before the 2 week window elapses.

That is outrageous

You don't need AppleCare, but you should still get it because we want that extra dollar so that Tim Cook can afford that 8th mansion

Well you're just looking for reasons to hate Apple so who cares if you like telling god how u hate Apple!! After all, HE gave Eve the Apple to hand Adam and we got you!!

@@nixl3518 Wtf are you on about

@@nixl3518nutter😂😂😂😂😂

Literally like a psychologist. 🤣

@@doctorspook4414 ELIZA!!

It gave me anxiety and made me a little angry

Strong opintions about Dune 2 though...

And to think he was going to fire his real life girlfriend...

This is so true!!!!! This whole video was art

Admirable but mistaken

thankful for ublock

The fuck kind of ads are you guys getting? I'm glad i have a adblocker on my all devices.

​@@kiddy1992 it targets certain audiences, I haven't seen that ad or any ad like that for that matter. Weird.

​@@sponduliThis is a silly question; are you wealthy? I feel like commercials like that are targetted toward poor people.

@@sponduli I get the ad so much because I have ad personalization turned off. It assumes my interests based on basic information like what device I am using and where my VPN says I'm from (usually California for their internet privacy laws).

Eddie BearBack?

Damn, 90's memories unlocked

​@@DetChesmond I wasn't even alive then but I'm glad my comment was able to bring you joy! ^^

I’d take a Yeerk in my head over where society’s heading. At least they have a society.

the funny part is, the power of ai is really just the power of the people who continuously train, annotate, and build them.

Ugh same!

I feel compelled to argue with it until it hits a loop in topic and try to break it.

@@aprilmeowmeow and the power of stealing work from artists to "create" new "art"

@@aprilmeowmeow same with the power of medicine? Or the power of any technology? Don’t really get your point