Raw LLM Responses

As a person with disabilities who doesn't have the money to hire an artist or the skills to have learned it thus far, I occasionally use AI art makers just to manifest an image that I'd like to see outside of my own head, but can't/wouldn't hire someone to make. Regrettably, finances are tighter than I'd wish them due to not being able to work, otherwise I would gladly pay my artist friends to make the art for me, like I did when I was more financially stable. I never post these images I've made anywhere, they just exist on a folder on my PC with the rest of the random stuff I've "made" (I claim *zero* artistic authority, ownership, or even value for having done so, it's not my art, nor is it anything for me to be actively proud of, it doesn't really take much skill other than figuring out how to make the program work and not implode and some extremely mild tricks for phrasing). I'd never put them up commercially, post them anywhere on social media, or anything like that. The discourse around the use of AI art is (quite understandably to me mind you) very heated, and I don't want want to harm artists by depriving them of that work. The use of the tool can be oddly therapeutic as it helps me explore certain aspects of my psychological conditions through art (hard to explain really, but it has helped me). Not a lot really added by this, but you did ask for people with disability's opinions on the matter. I don't mean any offense by offering the information, and hope I haven't done so.