Raw LLM Responses

You talk as if AI is born from evil for evil purposes. First, "AI was not born from an unethical starting point". There is absolutely no moral or legal obligation to ask permission for learning or training purposes. Artists, the hypocrites, do that all the time. And it's not as if AI uses artists' work as a reference to generate new images; they don't need to once the training process is completed, so there are no copyright issues. Second, AI is not made for replacing artists. It's made for people who can't draw. You guys love talking about AI as the evil corporations' tool for targeting artists, but AI is never about artists; it's about non-artists. It's a tool to help non-artists create artworks. You greedy artists love reminding us that art is a luxury, that we don't need it. But that's just another way of saying "if you are too poor to pay artists, just say so". Another excuse you guys love saying is that everyone can learn art. Yeah, but how many years do people have to sacrifice to get descent at making art ? From what I've heard from artists themselves, they say it took them on average years. Arrogant artists just love making these victim-blaming excuses that go along like 'your life sucks, that sounds like a you problem' with no empathy. And you heartless artists expect empathy from us ? The worst of all is that artists keep harassing, bullying, and threatening people using AI, accusing them of stealing their works, which it didn't, and are still delusional enough to think they are on the righteous side of the battle. In reality, they just feel insecure about AI and are ready to do anything to halt technological advancement, including terrorizing people on the internet. That's why they constantly make contradicting statements, saying how trash AI art is while also claiming it's threatening at the same time. Artists are also very manipulative. They love to rally people behind the banner of a battle between humanity and soulless corporations. In reality, their concern lies more in securing their own jobs than in the well-being of others.