Raw LLM Responses

If I need references for something (mostly poses), I first go to Pinterest. There are a lot of ppl, models, who show a lot of poses from different points of view. I don't know. It helps me way more than trying to make an AI create something for me. Mostly because it might be wrong. If I wanna draw realistic muscles, I would never go to AI. It might show me muscles that do not exist or something. The best example from two weeks ago: I was struggling to find a specific type of garden tool, and because I'm in a Work group at my job, to find out more about AI, I was like, "Maybe I try AI to find the name." I got several names and was unsure which was the right one. So I was like, "AI, can you show me a picture of these tools so that I can see which of them I mean? "... well..... I did not get what I asked for... I thought it would look online and show me a few pics of these tools... It didn't... It showed me a morphed gardening tool, closer to an army swiss knife than to an actual tool. I closed the AI and totally forgot what I actually wanted. I put that experience into my essay about AI usage." I got a few laughs, but it really painted" a bad light on AI^^. Not to mention that I just hate that ppl think AI can replace something like Art with that. For good art, imo, you need inspiration, emotions, and a soul to create something unique. Otherwise, it's just a Frankenstein monster made from different art pieces of different artists. Edit: There is one type of AI that I would like to see. In medicine. Recently, I heard some news in the branch of cancer treatment that AI could be used to identify what one specific patient needs and make the medication fit that specific type of cancer. Humanity has yet to get to the point where we can heal any type of cancer. So I could see it help in medicine. But that's it. Maybe space traveling to make it safer for humans, too. idk. It's where I see it could fit.