Raw LLM Responses

I would just like to point out the topic majority of artists who protest theft of there style fail to offer as a caveat to this conversation about AI. Majority of all artists who post art online do so with the intent of selling their art, yet majority if not all of their portfolio consist of fan art directly connected to IP license to major companies, or images of models who never gave permission or even gave their concent for any of these artists to monetize IP for online Note-oriety. Really the only problem with AI is it cuts the legs out from artists who try an monetize trivial things like brush packs & paid for video tutorials, lets be real if you have a unique set of skillz, they will always shine through any lvl of imitation. Witch if the art community had of been bulit off the notion of helping an sharing actual useful knowledge an beyond basic fundamental techniques, in developing skills to be a actual good digital artist. And not sum half attempt of encouraging others to develop their talents to help buy things that can be monetized from a online store. Just maybe this plight would resonate with society in general. It's only now in the paradigm shift of AI, I'm seeing alot more artist spilling the tea on techniques they use to create images. Like it's a counterintuitive exodus on trying to stay relevant.