Raw LLM Responses

Seriously? I get it that AI art might be better for people who may have physical health issues that may limit their mobility. I'm fine with that. But for everyone else, they can't bring themselves to actually practice and learn how to be better? Sure, there are people who learn quicker than others, but the people who they say were born with the talent or blue blood, we still had to practice this skill in order to get to the level we are. The argument we have with AI art is the fact that you're only inputting an algorithm for the bot to follow. There is hardly any human touch in the resulting image, therefore it doesn't feel right. You have the capacity to learn how to draw and develop this skill. We all had to learn somehow. And if it seems like we flaunt it, maybe it's because we're proud of the progress we made over the time we had. Some of us might reach Da Vinci or Bob Ross with traditional canvas or paper, but others might reach a level on a more digital platform. I started on paper and evolved to doing digital art and I'm proud of the progress I made over the 15 years I have been drawing. But I don't flaunt it because I'm superficial with it. I flaunt it with pride. If you put in the work, you'll get to flaunt it too, even if it's just a simple rough sketch or doodle. If you love it, flaunt it.