Raw LLM Responses

I agree to a point but where you lose me is that If I am an artist with some talent. But I am a kid so I am just growing with abilities and I am looking for what kind of art I want to draw. I might see some art by a specific person and think "wow! I love that style!" and then I go to learn more about it and maybe watch a youtube video of that artist creating their art and I practice doing the same thing so I have the "style" figured out. Then I go on to make my own unique stuff. Am I not allowed to do that? What If I become obsessed with Bob Ross episodes and learn to paint happy little accidents and enjoy making art for people and selling it online. It is my art, I made it. My own hands held the brushes. But it looks like a Bob Ross painting. Am I not allowed to do that? So if your stuff is being scraped off the internet, the AI learns how to replicate your style, then folds it into a huge clump of art data and I come along and type "Draw me a picture of a butter fly on the end of a finger of a child" and it creates an image that has never existed before, do you really have the right to claim it? The AI learned from you the same way an artist learns from another artist. So this is where I think you just have to deal with it. This is the future. Nobody is going to watch your video and stop using AI art generators. There is a reason artists are called "starving artists". Throughout all of human history they didn't earn any money. So get a day job. Oh but wait, you have 1.3 million views on this video. You have 1.48 million subscribers. I am sure you are doing just fine. You are not starving.