Raw LLM Responses

I might be a strange one here, but I never think AI Art itself is the problem, but rather, a symptom of our true problem. Why would humanity, as a whole, would ever be threatened when machines can make art? Isn't art something that humans a natural urge to do? As a play behaviour? For fun? For taking note of something they see? For communication? What I want to tell you is; Something has truly gone wrong when humans tried to replace this joy of creation with this whole mass-produced thing. Before AI, Art industry are already outsourcing art workload to countries with cheap labours, switching to CGI over costume industry with a strong Union, calling art work "Asset class/Investment" and use them to laundry their money. Art did not have meaning then, and now they are simply replacing underpaid artist with machine. They are just optimizing the production line which was built long ago. We are peeking at something much more terrifying than AI, and I do not know what it is. People keep calling "Capitalism", but I don't know what the word means. Everything I ever have is involved with Capitalism, one way or another. I don't know what a world without Capitalism look like, because does it ever exist? And what is happening to people? Why so few people find joy in the act of creation? Why would they rather to consume a staggering amount of "pretty pictures"? I heard that they have their attention stolen, and they were robbed of their natural ability to appreciate anything for a long time before needing to move on. What happened? When artists call out unethical usage of their work without consent, a group of people responded that by saying, "You deserve to be mistreated and disrespected." What happens to compassion? Had artist were looking down on average people? Had we been hostile to them? What prompt such appalling lack of compassion? This is not just about art. Why are strangers on the internet so eager to hurt people? When someone said they are in pain, countless voice will reply, "It is what you deserve, and we will find great joy in your suffering." It is not about a machine that "learn" how to draw, to sing, to code, this is about what kind of people machine like these will enable.