Raw LLM Responses

Charlie, I can only hope you come around on this before they take over. Seriously though, you are wrong. To create an application/program you need to understand a language like C#,C++, Javascript etc. Prompts, for AI purposes, are just a replacement for a programming language that mostly works like naturally spoken language. But that said, you still need to have the knowledge of an art director the technical knowledge of a director of photography etc. To get good results out of models like Midjourney/Flux.1 etc, you need to use that vocabulary and iterate on the idea over and over until you get the results you want. Just because you made some images with an AI model is no where near the same level as what Jason Allen created. When using a tool like photoshop and using a filter to make a gaussian blur. Click the done button and now your image or the area you selected is blurred. Where is the line on what's a legit tool is? And what is "cheating" ? People need to lay off the AI hate. Sure, we need to deal with some uncomfortable truths as we figure out where it all fits together. And if art is displayed publicly then AI models should be able to used it. All art is derivative, so when AI creates art that is derived from someone's work, so what? So was theirs. All in all you need to spend more time thunk about this stuff. Your arguments are years out of date and then turn into weird name calling.