Raw LLM Responses

I don't even think you need to pick apart the obvious faking here to show the sinister intent of these scammers. They wanna get rich quick with zero effort. It's generally a bad idea to approach fields with that mentality that work almost entirely off of making something that's very intrinsically human. AI art is always a deception because they know there is little artistry behind writing a few words into a generator. It's like loading up a new minecraft world and calling that a game you developed as a game dev because you clicked "generate world" and wrote a random seed into it. It is fundamentally ridiculous and they know it. They know they aren't "artists" and they don't want to be because they are refusing doing the work themselves. they want the "prestige" they want the recognition without knowing the labour put into it, the skill needed to get to that level, the journey etc. They see an artwork made in 14 hours by an artist who sold it for 100 bucks wich for that time mind you is quite literally underpaying yourself still, and they expect that they can do that and automate it in minutes. People pay a lot because art is difficult and takes a lot of time to create. They pay it because they value that as a special thing coming from years of hard work and creative expression. That is why this being so easy to spot is so telling as well. they are lazy. fundamentally lazy. trying to decieve people into buying into something they fundamentally disrespect with this AI art use and yet they play victim any time someone pulls back the veil of lies. All of a sudden human artists are the villans for fighting for their customers right to not be scammed and for the right of artists being treated as valuable creatives rather than beating them with corproate greed after stealing their hard earned skill and labour by feeding their bots with billions of stolen artworks to make a scamming factory. A tacky bootleg printer. And now the machines who got their "skill" from mass scale theft of creative labour and works holds more human rights than a human does. AI art specifically speaking is a dark reflection of capitalist greed. Where mass scale theft is deemed democratizing art and artists fighting back are deemed villans for refusing to accept the idea that a robot gets to be above the law. AI art steals from everyone. not just artists. It steals from aspiring artists who lost passion because the robot outperforms them and makes them feel "redundant", It steals via deception through these scams, it steals the creative potential of "AI Artists" by implying that they are somehow not worthy of that skill simply because they still believe in the talent myth, and it steals from people who are not AI literate and can't tell if the pillow they bought their niece is Ai or not. Not to mention it steals spots for human artists to digitally display their works by overflooding websites until only AI slop remains and the days where you could find gems in the art world online is only a memory. AI art is a parasitic reflection of the never ending greed of lazy billionares who let their underpayed employees do all the work while they take the credit for it. just like how AI "artists" take credit for a thing that robot made technically speaking in unison with the workers making the AI. They despise artists because deep down they know that what they are making will always be considered a cynical slop factory that they barely had any creative leverage in beyond prompting.