Raw LLM Responses

23:48 In order to avoid 1:1 copies, so they don't run into copyright issues, they use randomizers. So would have to produce an incredible large number of images to get identical images. Your images build upon each other, so similarities are inevitable. But if another user on a different computer enters your prompt, the randomizer will likely have a different starting point. In order to please customers, the software may incorporate previous choices, which in itself will develop unique styles actually based on human tastes and character detached from the developer of the software. It will change the marketplace, just like computers and home printers did for the office world, printers. Or the jukebox for musicians. The jobs didn't vanish entirely, but there are much fewer jobs in the field and the skill set has changed. When the first automobile was built it was a work of metal craftsmen in hundreds of hours, then Ford streamlined the process and a car was produced with in hours by 20 to 30 men with much less skill, then more and more machines and robots were introduced. Now a car is produced in mere minutes and at the most 5 men oversea the process, while one car after the next is passing them by. There will always be a market for artists, but artist who paint hundreds of images for high-end hotels will be even less common. But just like provenience is more important than skill in the artist market, so will it be in the future. Yes, there will be Andy Warhols who will be marketing themselves as masters of AI instructions and there will be purists who market themselves as all manual and without AI assist. And design jobs which already heavily rely on grids definitely will change, AI will provide market analysis and base designs on those analyses and will be more successful than any human can be. Though every now and then there will have to be a trend setting human to avoid staleness and boredom of an AI generated design process based on existing successes. Just like car designs lost a lot of individuality due to physics in the wind channel. Unlike in the I have a hard time to distinguish cars and rely on their car labels. Computer algorithms have a downside when it comes to the freshness of true originality.