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@chara_dreemurrUT Your claim that AI lacks effort is nonsense. AI generates new images from learned patterns, like artists studying trees or old masters. You say artists chase passion, not money, since "art’s low-paying"? Tell that to commission artists charging hundreds. AI’s no greedier. Run it locally, no "evil" corporations needed. It’s often cheaper than hiring an artist of equal skill. Crafting prompts takes creativity, just like sketching. You say artists learn from "real objects", not art, and only "2 out of 20" mimic styles? That's naive. With billions of images out there, every artist overlaps somewhere. Your style’s not as unique as you think. I’d bet similar works exist. Even if you are completely "self-made", with zero inspiration, artists still have limited "dataset". There are many stories, feelings, objects. Yet, they are limited. AI’s process isn’t art because it’s fast? I care about results, not struggles. A genius photo snapped in perfect second can outshine a labored painting. Your taxi analogy flops. AI’s no thief stealing your car, it’s another man who works faster and thus you got fired. But you can still drive around if it feels good. Tech disrupts. You call art "low-paying" but your taxi driver’s in a "highest paying" job possible for him? Xd. Anyway, ceative artists will adapt with AI and thrive; others get a hobby, like knitting after The industrial revolution. AI’s a tool, not a replacement. Humans drive it. I quoted "artists" to mirror your dismissal of AI users. With a traditional art and photo/videography background, I see AI as a killer tool, not a threat. Hours don’t make art, but results do. AI takes only one thing from artists: the "magic" of creation. When time doesn’t matter, it’s a race of creativity.