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As long as there are people that oppose AI art, there will be a market for real artists. Even now, companies that use AI Art risk cheapening their product.
The consumer doesn't want it, yet techbro billionaires keep pushing it because they have invested a mind-boggling amount. A trillion dollars, more money than what can currently be achieved with AI models. It is going to be fun when the bubble pops.
Unrelated, I feel that AI art incentivizes me to improve. AI art itself is inherently lazy, to be better than AI art is to not be lazy.
>Artists should keep politics out of their art.
b8 and or you have never consumed a piece of media.