Raw LLM Responses

I feel that AI is good for certain tasks, like low-mid level tech support maybe, helping to figure out a broken machine, something there's a lot of reliable technical manuals available to draw on. Or maybe generating a basic tutorial where it can be interactive and answer more specific questions. But I absolutely hate people using AI to generate monetized content, especially with how lazily they do so. The shear number of AI generated videos on youtube alone is a huge probleem, and you can tell they didn't even give it a once over with a human eye with how many obvious mistakes there are. Heck I just saw one yesterday where the AI corrected itself mid-video and everybody in the comments jumped on it it was so obvious and if a single person had read through the script before dumping it into a video generator they would've easily caught it. I also remember seeing another channel that was supposedly generating manwha, and I swear the entire channel was (poorly) fully automated. Like it was generating hours long videos sometimes multiple times per day with absolutely no time for a human being to do any editing, it was just a video making machine and they were all low quality and with next to no consistency, the generated images couldn't maintain the same character appearance, and the script writer AI couldn't maintain a consistent story. I will however say I do like the ability to generate images, even poorly. I have aphantasia so I literally cannot picture things in my head which makes creating art a near impossibility for me, how do you draw or create something that you can't at least picture in your head first. However, I'd never try to cash in on something an AI spit out at least not if the script or the image is the product. If I was making an app or something, and needed to generate icons for it, maybe I'd use AI if I couldn't just use free icons already available. I might use AI to generate a template which I would then make my own, but I would never blindly trust bAI to generate a final result for anything on its own. Anything generating AI content desperately needs at least a human editor to catch it's extremely frequent mistakes.