Raw LLM Responses

AI should be used as a muse, not for a finite product. AI artists should make certain that they produce unique work and they should use it as a source of inspiration to make 3D art, for example, or anything, as long as it's unique. It should be used for storyboarding, saving long hours to just set the basics to create a story from scratch. It should be used to post-process 3D renders to add some realism to fog, water, landscapes and so on. Artists have to see this as a tool, nothing more. And they should collaborate with AI artists, 3D artists, After-Effect artists, so to bring their dreams further, so the context is flipped and everyone wins, canvas artists wins pipeline artists, and they can accelerate stories faster using various techniques. AI should Not be used to make exact replicas of original characters outside of the fan-art and fan-fiction context. Or this other fair use exception of just having fun drawing the neighbor's cat as Superman. AI or no AI, dressing that cat as Superman is easy and just a fun thing to do. Tho to make a movie with that cat, and publish it to Universal Studios, you'll need to obtain rights over Superman... And you accept to lend them the rights to the neighbor's cat in counterpart. Fair deal. Canvas artists have an opportunity to get more done and even to create endless variations of their work then to assemble with teammates, training their own AI.s and they can even offer these to their patreons, as long as due credits are given, and no original characters are copycatted unless agreed otherwise with the rights owner. Corporations have an opportunity to interact with fans of their franchises and offer quality models to their fans to have fun turning their neighbor's cat into Superman, also.