Raw LLM Responses

We honestly need more stuff like this in the AI debate. Obviously it's bad that many companies are effectively stealing art in order to train their AIs, but I feel like a lot of waving off the more broader debate by comparing it to Photoshop, or saying "it will never be good" as thought to many cliches not think about it further. The questions of "why we make art"; "why we consume art"; and "why we value art" are going to be some of the most important questions going forward, but they're also some of the questions people are the least interested in answering. But on that topic, there are apparently people who do use air art as A form of expression? Like, there are people out there who legitimately view it as a way to get their ideas that are in their head out of their head. And they're even AI art tools specifically designed to get more control out of the end product. I've even noticed this aspect of AI being advertised in the apps for grammarly and stuff recently, probably because it makes it sound like it won't replace your job. Give him what you said in the short, I don't imagine it would change your views too much, since the final details are still being left up to the AI by necessity, but I do feel as an interesting wrinkle in the debate, and once again brings up the questions I mentioned above.