Raw LLM Responses

Creatives see their favorite activity like gamers see their favorite game: If you attempt to force yourself in with the idea to use a bot to not only skip the gameplay yourself, but also to demand others to use it because you state "it's the most efficient way", all just to call yourself "professional" at such game, they'll demand you to be banned because you're completely removing the point of playing such game. How come in gaming people who use bots to skip the process are rightfully called "cheaters", but people doing it with art, music and other activities that people enjoy doing demand to be called "artists"? Also, AI is often advertised as "free for everybody", yet 99% of AI generated images I see online have all available monetization options activated. Even years into accepting commissioned works, I never even considered the idea of "selling merchandise out of my artwork" because it always felt out of place. Yet you see 2 months old accounts with botched AI images trying to sell you shirts and mugs of them. That and the 15 other uploads of clearly the same prompt spammed in own gallery. All these techbros talking about an "incoming utopia of endless free stuff" seem way more obsessed with making money out of this than anything else. All throwing their sewage into the river and wondering why people are moving to find water somewhere else.