Raw LLM Responses

14:02 As a disabled artist, it makes me really sad how they try to wash off their hands saying stuff like "AI makes art more accessible for disabled people". I've been drawing my entire life, starting probably when I learned how to walk. Trough the years I've gone to really bad situations and I still made art. When I was 11 a dog bit my right hand I couldn't use it at all. What I did? I LEARNED how to draw with my LEFT hand. It took me weeks and I was really upset, but I still did it. I made only one drawing at that time and it wasn't even something amazing, but I was still proud. Years later I still look back to this drawing and I'm still proud, as it reminds me of the journey and the hardships I went trough. At 16 I had to get a big surgery to fuse my entire spine. When I woke up from my anesthesia I only talked about art and asked if I can draw the nurses. My mom even bought me a sketchbook and pencils. Yes, at the end I couldn't draw at all, but I still TRIED! I still WANTED!!! When I got released from the hospital I spent HOURS trying to find a comfortable postition to draw on my laptop and graphic tablet. I didn't drew something big, it was just a little Kokomi fish from Genshin. This little drawing gave me so much happiness and fulfillment. Years later I still have to deal with daily pain in my bones and joints all over my body, but I never gave up. In fact, I am drawing while watching this video in the background. Thank you for making this and the previous video and explaining so well everything. I've been watching your channel for years and your art has been inspiring me for ages! <3 <3