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I respectfully disagree with your take. I feel like comparing hand made piece of clothing to a machine made one is like comparing traditional art on paper to digital artwork, but not hand made art to AI art. Because even though said piece of clothing was mass produced with a machine, the design itself was still made by a human. It was a human who decided, where pockets and seams should go, it was a human, who decided, what the design will look like, what doodles or pictures will be present on said piece of clothing. So basically a human put all of the details in place, a machine simply allowed an already existing design to be mass produced in a physical form. However, with AI artwork it's different. Even in the example from the video, where an artist had drawn a sketch and then put it into the AI, AI was the one, who put all of the details to make a finished product. And this is the issue for me personally. Whenever an artist makes a piece of art, the artist is the one, who decides where every single detail would go and personally i really apreciate this, however with AI art this is simply not the case. Even if somebody would make an extremely detailed description for AI, it would still be up to AI to make this description into an image. And even if you are correct and in the very near future most art will be AI produced, I feel like it's a bit besides the point of the video. Or at least personally I would not want this to be the case, even if it is eventually going to happen. Whenever I look at a piece of art, I always think about the vision and the mastery of a person, who produced it, even subconsciously. I do believe that AI can become a great tool for artists to automate some of the more tedious aspects, however I do not want to live in the world, where creativity itself is automated