Raw LLM Responses

A thought experiment I've had for a while is a psychic helmet that magically projects onto the computer whatever image you're trying to think of, and the image changes as you change your mind on how you want it to look. I think people actually working on AI that can do this with special technology, but whether or not they will ever be successful it's kind of irrelevant, because this is just a thought experiment. The point is that there seems to be the conceptualization stage of art and the mechanical manifestation phase. And there appear to be people who value the mechanical skill of actually manifesting the artwork over the actual ideas in the artist's had, some may be not even volleying the ideas in the artist's head at all. For me personally, this psychic helmet would actually be my ideal method of """drawing""". This is because, while I plan on getting a drawing tablet from a birthday this year and finally learn to draw, I honestly view it as a means to an end. To me, I just want to manifest the images that exist in my head, and don't care too much about flexing how good I am at doing it. To me, learning to draw is just the most efficient way of doing this, but I find the difficulties that come with it to be A pure drawback, and I wish I could just get the level of detail I want with out having to deal with all that. By the same token, I would probably never get into AI art, because I wouldn't have enough control over it. I would want to make sure the proportions of the character are the exact way I like it, and make sure all the colors are placed in the exact positions I want them to be placed in, etc. But you can't do that with AI art, because the whole point is that it's automating the details for you, so I would have objectively less control.