AI is definitely the next big thing, but what are the possibilities here when it comes to 3D art?
Let’s check out a recording of a talk by Andrew Price from Blender Conference 2018 (October 25) on the significance of this field in terms of our industry. Andrew separated the hyperbole from the data and predicted how AI and automation could disrupt our working future.
The thing here is that AI can help artists save tons of time. It’s not about replacing an artist, but rather about giving him/her more time to do great things. AI can help you build a base model, for example, and then you can polish it, add final touches.
Make sure to watch the talk and discuss it in the comments below.
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Brilliant talk!
Andrew’s presentation was generated by AI. That explains it.
don’t mistake the price you were paid, to be the same as the total cost.
there are iterations, there is import export, material creation, asset management, verification and time spent art directing, concept art/reference to be searched, the outsource managers payment etc.
The amount paid to an outsourcing company for an asset is not the entire cost of an asset.
Yeah, I was just thinking…two traffic cones a month and I can pretty much do nothing else. Anybody need traffic cones?
$3.600 For Traffic Cones. Ok.
strange numbers on the screen
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You wait until AI is fully implemented. Sound advice anyone? Learn a second profession or become a generalist and you might be working in the future. There is no way to stop AI. It will devour the system. Good Luck
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