Raw LLM Responses

ok I'm an artist, I'm not that good, it's just a hobby, but anything I would like to make with AI I could make with paints or something if I had enough time and practice and mentorship, and I like that process. I actually think you are wrong about this one. ANYONE can learn art. There is no magic "talent," my drawings looked way worse than yours before I learned what I needed to learn to know how to fix them. You had bad teachers, I'm sorry. AI trains on real artists, but anyone who actually is good at art can tell you, ARTISTS train on real artists. You copy people over and over and over, and the true originality comes about when you have made their visual language your own until you can say something new and beautiful. When you get good with a medium, it's just like AI prompts, you ask yourself what you want and you hit enter, and execute the knowledge and techniques you know in order to make it real. Whether it's good or not kind of depends on your taste and how good your taste is, not your execution. It's about what you say, not how you say it. Anyone can get good technique, but not everyone can make something someone connects to. If that's the part of the process you're interested in, who cares if you offload the rest to a computer, for real if you don't care about it, it is a complete waste of time. Because if you don't care about it, your audience won't care about it, and the people who do care about it aren't your audience. I don't like a piece of art because I couldn't have made it myself, I COULD have made it if I made different choices and had different resources, but I didn't and I don't. I like it because someone chose to make it and as a result they brought something unique and beautiful into the world.