Raw LLM Responses

I know AI image generation "I won't call it art here" is painful for traditional artists. They have reason to feel harmed if they've been uploading their works online and the bots are learning and putting them out of business, making it nearly impossible for them to sell their work because the market is quickly being oversaturated. Website developers and small business owners are benefiting from these content creative tools. To be honest I love and have been using the AI tools and bet many on here do as well that are not going to have the guts to admit it. There are a lot of artists and designers that use these tools to as well as moms at home with Etsy, eBay, and Amazon shops that work remotely creating print on demand products so they can be home with their kids. There's pros and cons for these innovations, but at this point the damage has probably been done and there's no going back to the way it was before. It's a different era, the AI technology Giants are here to stay, and they have plenty of money in their pockets. Artists, musicians, cashiers, doctors and lawyers, are all being affected by the advancement of AI, it's not just artists. Fighting against what has happened is likely futile and class action suits if filed and won will distribute funds to the trillions affected in pennies by the time they divvy it all out.