Raw LLM Responses

I'm a disabled artist. I have severe fatigue problems, and I can't draw for long at a time without the movement of my tendons under my skin causing inflammation. When image gen ai was new, I found it helpful for quickly generating forms on what some idea or another might abstractly look like, that I could draw inspiration and maybe some color palettes from. (at this point, Open AI was still claiming that its dataset was ethically sourced, and I naively wanted to believe them on that.) But, as the tech developed, it ironically became dramatically less useful to me, because I didn't want the machine to just finish a work for me since that was the part I most wanted to do, and I couldn't even use it as a pose base since I would be spending way more time just fixing the anatomy problems. And while I do feel like it helped me kind of get my foot in the door with doing more digital painting, learning about the environmental impact really killed any goodwill I ever had for the technology, so I haven't touched it for around 2 years. It used to irk me a lot that people would say "Well I'm disabled and I can do X without it" since I feel like helping with fatigue is a very clear use case for this kind of technology, and maybe in another world where it didn't have all these ethical concerns that would stand, but the state of the technology as it is, being propped up by the kinds of people it is, it's garbage.