Raw LLM Responses

It's the second video on the topic from you that youtube recomended me and I watched it being AI enthusiast. And I'm not mad just... meh. I understand (and partially agree) with your point about commercialising AI art, how it feels like theft, being soulless and other names. I don't like seeing bad AI art as a commertial product. It's what gives AI art a bad reputation and done by a greedy people exploiting a hype. The only thing I want to point out is that your view at the AI image generation is very shallow. All you talk about is midjourney's very limited and not controllable generations. It seems you have no idea what one could do with more advanced tools. Using ComfyUI with local models is not so trivial task of "just writing a prompt and getting a blurry mush in output". Mixing different concepts and styles, embeding workflow in Krita to literally draw with AI, composing scenes with controlNet, redrawing parts of an image in inpaint. There is so much more to working with AI image generation than meets the eye to outsider. This is what I call an AI art creation and what you (probably) don't know about, talking about "lazy AI slop creators". And by the way, your poisonous pictures don't go immediately into "the single allmighty AI" that generates all the AI pictures on the entire internet. That's not how it works either. Yes it can be picked into dataset of new trained models, but not in every single new of them and it won't affect existing models. So your impact (if it will even work, i'm not educated enough on this trick, i'm not sure) would be limited and delayed by like half a year.