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Consider this: while you're expressing frustration online, AI is busy learning to perfect every detail, even painting hands. Each complaint about generative images only serves to refine and enhance the algorithms. And what's the common response? Stop posting, stop creating, stop publishing. Some are even removing their art from the internet, pulling it from platforms like ArtStation. This move makes sense; after all, social media often feels like a marketplace where art is commodified by companies pushing 'boosts' and 'likes.'

You're worried about your art losing its value, but perhaps that value is already diminished by the way mainstream opinions are shaped by questionable politics. Personally, I find it far more unsettling to see art manipulated by politicians than to see it used in AI training. The former turns creativity into a tool for power, while the latter, at least, pushes the boundaries of what technology can achieve.

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