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I don't understand why people talk about AI and miss the 'intelligence' part. Yes, everything you're describing you do is great, and your intelligence is impressive, but that's exactly what AI is trying to replicate: "artificial intelligence." So right now, AI is the worst it'll ever be, and yet it's already better than many artists. If you look at how it keeps improving, becoming more consistent, more reliable, and better at understanding the user's intentions, you can see where this is going. Everything you do as a human is based on a neural network, and I wonder what's inside an AI. It took hundreds of thousands of years for humans to get where you are now, learning through millions of generations of natural intelligence, constantly adjusting the parameters of your neural network. AI, on the other hand, took about 80 years to reach a level where it can replicate specific abilities that humans have, like language processing or image creation, which are based on intelligence. In many instances, it's already better than what specific humans can do, like in the case of art, where AI can outperform most of us. What's remarkable is that these 80 years aren't equivalent to human development, and it hasn't been a linear process, but an exponential one. They're more like the first stages of intelligence in life itself. The time it took for life to reach the point you're at is so vast that if I added or removed a zero from that number, it wouldn't change your perspective. It's so large that the only thing you can really understand is that it's just too big. So I think you're missing the point here. AI can already do better than I can at art, and that's because I'm not an artist, and that's the whole point. Right now, there's no reason to believe that AI won't eventually surpass even those who have spent their entire lives mastering art. It seems like you're clinging to whatever you can to avoid the uncomfortable reality that AI might replace you much sooner than we thought, maybe in just a couple of decades. And that's me being super cautious in my prediction. In summary, you haven't given any strong argument for why AI can't do what you do. All you're saying is that it's still improving to get there.