Raw LLM Responses

You know, but if you continue thinking about this, you can get to the idea that, perhaps, an artificial intelligence will soon appear (if it has not yet appeared), which will write novels and poems, make films, make music, stage plays and choreography, make video games (I mean it is those whose main purpose is the expression of thoughts / emotions, and not just to make money) and then the question goes into a completely different plane. Will artificial intelligence be able to take away from man what has always distinguished man from animals and machines, take away art? Will a machine ever be able to create an innovative, unique work of art that will become immortal like Dostoevsky's novels, Rembrandt's paintings and Mozart's music? The question, I think, is very complex and important, before it you need to understand a lot of things, for example, how this "creative thinking" works in principle, and so on. Who knows what will happen in the future, but personally I am skeptical that it will ever be possible to create a system that can repeat such a complex and heterogeneous process as creating something fundamentally new in art, and do we need it? Hence it turns out that those artists whose main goal is not to make money, but to create a work of art that will resonate in the hearts of other people should not worry (at least for now), because what artificial intelligence is good at now is that it can perform "commercial" tasks cheaper and it is more efficient, and here the problem really remains...Sorry for my English, I have to use a translator (which is also a machine, heheheh)