Not even the Ableton marketing team is telling me I can just fire up Ableton and make great music and if I can't do that I must be a brainwashed doomer.
The argument isn't what OpenAI/Anthropic are selling their users, what I said was:
> are definitively capable tools when used in certain ways
Which I received pushback on. My reply is to that pushback, defending what I said, not what others told you.
Edit: Besides the point, but Ableton (and others) constantly tell people how to learn how to use the tool, so they use it the right way. There is a whole industry of people (teachers) who specialize in specific software/hardware and teaching others "how to hold the tool correctly".
The argument isn't what OpenAI/Anthropic are selling their users, what I said was:
> are definitively capable tools when used in certain ways
Which I received pushback on. My reply is to that pushback, defending what I said, not what others told you.
Edit: Besides the point, but Ableton (and others) constantly tell people how to learn how to use the tool, so they use it the right way. There is a whole industry of people (teachers) who specialize in specific software/hardware and teaching others "how to hold the tool correctly".