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I'll say there's a danger of falling into inspiration fetishism when it comes to bringing up disabled artists using their feet to draw and whatnot, but I only feel that's an issue if you're not including disabled people into the conversation and are using disabled artists to shame disabled people for being physically/mentally incapable of doing something. Using disabled artists as a counter argument to able bodied prompters using disabled people as a shield and infantilizing them in the process doesn’t fall into that. There's means of making art accessible that doesn't require an algorithm to do all of the work. Not just the myriad of tools for digital artists, but also adaptive tools and grips for traditional artists. Some copy paper and a disability friendly pencil grip is a lot less expensive than a year of Midjourney. I also fail to understand how a disabled person is expressing themselves when the algorithm does everything for the disabled person. The prompt is just an idea and those are a dime a dozen. You'd draw a girl with pink hair differently from how SamDoesArts would—because you both have different ways of expressing yourselves, different influences, etc. The only "art style" the algorithm has is one they've stolen whole cloth from other artists or from photographs (which are an art form in of itself, as you explained in your shortcuts video).