Raw LLM Responses

I commented to another one of your video already. In short, i am kind of an artist myself, mediocre at best, because there is a really specific style only, what i like to do, when its about drawing, painting, so im not a professional, and well rounded, neither is it my profession, i just like to create things by any means. With that being said, AI does create things. With a good prompt, it will create ONE thing, you wanna see, it is unable to replicate it without any changes at this moment. People claim that, it uses stolen arts to work from them. Well, humans do the same, since the dawn of time. Copying, changing a bit here and there, making new style, then someone copies and changes and this goes on for tens of thousands of years. The only difference, with AI now, is that people with less developer or straight up shitty refined motorical senses and movements can create these things too. If they are smart, and learn, how to prompt, its still an art, which was inspired by thousands of existing pictures, which human hands could have drawn too. It can save bunch of time, and money, so economically does make sense to utilize it, instead of a shietload of entitled snob artists, because lets be frank, at least 1/3 of the artists are pretty snob, entitled little biatches. Just about 100 years ago one could NOT live by just being an artist, unless if it was for royalties and the really wealthy to paint portraits, the last 100 years made art actually popular due to 2 and 3d movies. So this short lived artist paradise just actually moving back to its natural state right now with the appearance of AI. So yep, artists have to adapt and learn a new skill: prompting, if they want to stay in the industry aside of getting freelance gigs. The same happened, when digital tools became thing in the 90s, studios did not draw on paper anymore, but in programs with electric pens on tablets. The ones, who did not embrace this change, have fallen out.