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Hey Mohammed, I have a question; is there any way in which you think AI could be used as a tool during the art process that would be acceptable, morally and ethically? Provided you're using models trained only on art you yourself created by hand, in your own style, or with art from artists that have given their consent, of course. That's my main issue with AI art personally, and one I'm trying to work around atm. What amount of input would make it creation, if anything? I've created a workflow for myself that uses AI pretty heavily, but everything it's based on is hand-drawn first; no prompt-only generation. Almost all edits are done manually - so fixing fingers and hands that get messed up during generation, anatomy corrections, adding or changing fine detail, etc. It takes - on average - about as long to do this as it does to composition, draw, paint, shade, and finalize an image fully by hand - but usually comes out higher quality than what I could normally do on my own. I don't sell or show the art I make this way, it's been a pet project I've been working on in my own time, but I really enjoy the process; it lets me combine multiple personal goals and passions - art, writing, and programming - and has actually been helping me improve my own art: for one, having to fix anatomy and hands all the time has made me a lot better at both. Anyway, I appreciate your videos and have enjoyed them all so far. Thanks and good luck in the future!