Raw LLM Responses

In a way, I understand the problems of artists with AI, because many professions are under threat. However, due to the fact that all bread is made in factories, hand-made bread has become more valuable. However, it's a bit selfish towards other people. Take a situation where you have been studying something for many years, working in a profession, but it does not bring you pleasure. However, you don't see the opportunity to earn something else, simply because you don't have enough money and free time to change your profession. I think most adult working people will understand what I mean. But such people also want to live and enjoy life. If a doctor wants to make a mini-game that he has been dreaming about for a long time, should he save millions of dollars to hire programmers, artists, managers and advertising agents? Or can they dig a little deeper into the topic and use AI to get the desired product in a reasonable amount of time and effort? I'm also a little scared of the AI surge in our lives and how it's going to affect us, but it's always been the same when humanity has been inventing something new. Are you ready to give up the Internet, mobile phones, cars and other amenities of modern life now? For me, AI is not a way to be more productive, it is an opportunity to start living a real life, doing my favorite things, spending time with my loved ones, because AI can take over the whole routine. I can't spend another 10 years of my life learning how to draw and see what my ideas would look like in reality, and I don't have any money for artists, because this is more a whim than a business idea, and I'm glad that thanks to AI I can do it.