Raw LLM Responses

"Art is only accessible after spending considerable time training yourself "- No, that isn't true. Anything you do to express yourself visually is art. Tie-dying shirts is art. Toddlers draw stick figures and it's art. "AI exists to automate parts of the human experience for convenience" -and the human experience shouldn't be automated for convenience. A part of human experience is struggle, effort and tenure. AI shouldn't be allowed to automate HUMAN experience for convenience simply because people don't want to learn the skills necessary to create art. "It isn't unethical for you to lose your jobs "- it is. It's very wrong for AI to exploit the labour of the artists it depends on for pictures while selfish, lazy people endorse it and encourage it while the artists that AI depends on get absolutely nothing in return. "It's a good thing the same way automation made other parts of your life easier" but we shouldn't automate everything for convenience. Should education be a choice for young children because AI can teach too? How willing are you to become a lazy bag of bones because automation gives you everything on a silver platter? "You already gave AI consent to use your art when you published it and made it public"- but it still has YOUR name on it. The Mona Lisa belongs to Leonardo DaVinci and nobody- whether AI or humans have a right to steal and repurpose his intellectual property. And even if we give AI consent to use your art, artists have the right to dictate how their art should be used. Why should artists accept having their art be some cog in a selfish machine? And the human experience shouldn't be automated by something that is incapable of having human experience. "Art isn't the first to fall. There have been many before you." And why should artists accept that? "Art is just another human experience" if you want to disregard the human experience and shrug it off, stop being human then. Stop loving, stop consuming human content, stop interacting with people, live alone, stop thinking, stop wishing, stop hoping, stop having dreams and stop being you. After all, these are just human experience, right? "But if you were okay with replacing so many other human experiences with automation, why should anybody protect the human experience you love?" What human experiences are people okay with AI automating? "Why not give back the jobs and the respect to any other jobs you let automation take over without putting up a fight?" What? People actively protest about the replacement of jobs by automation. People DO put up a fight against AI. People hate the fact that AI is stealing jobs. People hate ai in their ads and games. People hate that we're "living in a dystopia." How have you never seen that? How do you not see how wrong it is for people to replace human effort and experience with something that has none of those things?