Raw LLM Responses

I am a data engineer and programmer by trade. My techniques and value creation is being turned obsolete also. We have been pumping the accessible internet for data (all kinds) for years. I, for one, embrace the possibility of all kinds of AI for all facets of humanity. I think AI is launching the future. The real issue is capitalism. Automating and wildy accelerating value creation through models is directly conflicting with the old model of full-time jobs. One problem with our society is that it is hard to live of your passions. And sadly, the education system does not foster to cultivating passions, but corporate drones. I would love to see passionate artists collaborate together on models like many programmers do, and make this very skill accessible to people. I have no artistic skill per se, but I want to create too. With my lack l of skill, I am with fancy random number generators. I understand your position on this issue on legal and ethical grounds, even as an AI ambassador that believe in this movement wholeheartedly. I am hoping for automation to liberate time in people's live to live their passion and hope to see even more artists coming in and sharing their passion with the world. But in order to do that, we need to tax more and ensure a standard of living for people who will inevitably be unable to provide through their passions alone. Thank you for sharing your views on this!