Raw LLM Responses

"You wouldn't say that to a real artist?" just makes me think the AI bro is too young to know or remember the atrocities and criticism that have occurred in deviantArt. People will see someone's first drawing ever posted online and say the exact same "where's the light source? what's with the anatomy? do you even know what a human looks like?" lines about that; it's just that AI image creation isn't something where the prompter can go in an actually fix those mistakes, they need to wait until the person creating the AI fixes its references or presets or whatever, so any amount of criticism is gonna sting more since they know that even if they agree with the criticism, they have no power over fixing those issues. Unless they put in some effort and learned to photoshop or draw over AI artifacts in their images, but let's be real here: if you're using AI to automate a creative task instead of just doing your own creative work, you're probably too lost in the sauce or inept to even think about attempting to fix AI images to look better. I think AI generated images are useful in some aspects (like if you're bad at explaining what you want an artist to make, so you get an AI to create an example after spending 3 hours tweaking your prompt, or something), but it's just silly that anyone would think there's actual artistic merit or value in AI images. Even if writing up prompts that give good results can be considered a skill, it's not a skill for being an artist, it's just that you know how to talk to computers. It's like being able to get accurate results from Google.