![]() ![]() No matter how well machines can draw, I will continue to sketch by hand. In the future, the skill to be mastered is controlling the machine, what's currently being called prompt engineering. It keeps getting harder to figure out what tasks machines won't be able to do for us. How is she meant to learn to draw or color when the machine does it for her? Imagine a little kid using an AI to draw or color a flower. The machine does the work for us, and we get to skip the struggle.īut it is that struggle that makes us learn and master skills. The camera misses the point of sketching, which is to understand what you see. James Clear quotes Alfred North Whitehead-mathematician and philosopher-who wrote, 'Civilization advances by extending the number of operations we can perform without thinking about them.' The amount of tasks machines cannot do yet keeps getting smaller and smaller. ![]() 'Each habit frees up time and energy to pour into the next stage of growth.' 'When you automate as much of your life as possible, you can spend your effort on the tasks machines cannot do yet.' This is what James Clear says in Atomic Habits. The camera captures lights and shadows for you. Today, there's no need to draw by hand anymore. Leonardo Da Vinci recommended to young artists the practice of finding people around town to use as models and taking note of the most interesting figures with slight strokes in a small notebook they could always carry with them. ![]()
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