Raw LLM Responses

I personally see AI art the same way I see fast food. It's quick, easy, and readily available to everyone, but like there's still a demand for proper chefs and clear downsides to eating fast food all the time. People would rightfully bash a restaurant if they were just going to McDonalds and plating up Big Macs for their special in house burgers instead of hiring a chef and cooks. Also, it might not be up to the same quality level as someone like Gordon Ramsay, but I can guarantee making homemade burgers will usually produce something better than just grabbing a McDouble. Now take this analogy back to AI Art vs just learning to do it yourself / make your own art and I'd say it's maybe not an exact 1 to 1, but damn close. Even the whole argument of "but I made the prompt!" is silly and pairs with the analogy. Like yeah ok? I put in the order on the app... doesn't mean I made the food and put it in the bag. I think the only actual "ok I can accept that the AI was just a tool" example I've seen is Marvel's Secret Invasion had a bunch of in house art made by paid artists for the title sequence and then ran it through AI a few times to give it an uncanny feeling on purpose. That's the exact opposite of what Shad does. That was humans doing 90% of the work and then for the last 10% tossing it through AI whereas Shad has that ratio inverted. A majority of the work is the AI's and then patched up by Shad.