Raw LLM Responses

I mean... yes. This is what you experience when you talk about the spirit. Just like in Christianity. The father, the son, the spirit. The artist's spirit is in his work. When you watch a Sam Raimi movie you get his juvenile playful spirit as you can feel how he tortures his actors. You get a different sense when you watch another director's movies. Or when you read a book. It's a person's set of priorities, their way to express ideas, the ideas they have themselves... All of that. What you're missing in this video is the conclusion that what AI produces is based on what other artists have done. And the user who instructs AI to create images adds their input to that. The only thing that's really missing is the development. Someone did comment that they aren't interested in a process and only the output. The best word to describe what using AI does to the human spirit and the journey of a lifetime is "trivialize". So while an artist will pour themselves into their expression, figuring out the technical and the personal... the consumer just wants to feel something. There is no one speaking, there are only babies distracted by pretty colors. Infantile, unchallenged, underdeveloped minds. The challenge itself is the experience of living isn't it? If everything is trivial, meaningless, then everything is undone and there's only chaos. I came across a video explaining how in theory, if an endless number of monkeys were typing at an equally endless number of typewriters forever, eventually one would write a complete Shakespearian play. But that's not how the universe works! It's the consequences of actions and relationships that give meaning to everything. Which creates an order to things and patterns. So get rid of meaning and human beings are directionless. It's obvious that's what is being created here is a perfect storm to destroy humanity.