Raw LLM Responses

I've been drawing ever since I was a little kid and I've gotten pretty good at it over the years, I'm very happy with how things turn out when I draw even if I made thousands of (hate using the word "bad" for beginner art, but generally bad) artworks before it. Basically the only pro AI art argument I have is sometimes I just don't have the physical means like art supplies to do something like paint in something, but even the finished product with AI isn't a faithful reproduction of it, especially since I've liked drawing age of sail ships recently. I've also generated AI art to create content for my homebrew DnD campaign when making an NPC or paying someone to make/use it just isn't worth the time or money for my players to only look at for a few minutes before killing them off or going on some silly side quest that I didn't plan for 💀😂 I do try to make my own content though when it comes to unique or recurring characters. All in all, the way I see AI in general (not just for art) is a tool to get the job done. If someone asks for a shed in their backyard and you just put a pile of tools and maybe some materials in their backyard and, even worse, expect to get paid for that job it's generally considered rude and unprofessional, especially since so many others could get the job done better. In the right applications, though, AI can be helpful, like if you have a complicated question that Google won't find but ChatGPT will, or if you have to pump out new locations and NPCs in the next weekend for your campaign to have and you're working a full time job and experiencing burnout. Aside from that, I don't really have any good arguments for AI art since I tend to like making art in my own vision better instead of pumping out a bunch of slop until something looks passable.