Raw LLM Responses

The whole "but what about disabled people who want to make art?!" claim is so funny because... do they not realize the rich history there is with disabled artists? Like, I remember learning about Chuck Close in high school, and being not only astounded by the pieces he made, but also HOW he was able to make them. (I love learning about mobility aids and the advancements that are made with them every single year, especially with prosthetics (I don't know why, I've always just found them incredibly cool). While Chuck Close doesn't have a prosthetic, he does have a kind of mobility aid that is used to help him make his art, that being his canvases are set up on some kind of rig that allows them to be able to move unidirectionally and even rotate, so he could strap a brush to his brush, and instead of moving his hand to the easel, he made the easel come/move to him/his hand). And Chuck is not the only artist out there making incredible works of art--you can easily search up "paraplegic artist" online and get thousands of photos of different artists who are holding a brush in their mouth to paint, or other specialized means to be able to follow their passion and make art. If they truly love art and love making art, and want to continue to make art, they _will_ find the means to do so. AI is just a lazy excuse, and lacks completely any heart or soul to it