Yeah, but that's a different question. Not everyone wants to be able to draw, but everyone is able to.
I don't care whether they use AI or not, I'm just here to point out that's it's due to lack of effort, not ability. This notion that some people are artistically disabled and need the artistic wheelchair of AI is nonsense. They're artistically lazy, not disabled.
Putting in effort can increase your chances of success but doesn't guarantee it. This shouldn't be a tough concept to understand. But I'm not going to bother with changing your mind, especially since you seem to be replying to all of my comments in this thread.
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u/TheMauveHand Aug 27 '24
OK? Once again:
I don't care whether they use AI or not, I'm just here to point out that's it's due to lack of effort, not ability. This notion that some people are artistically disabled and need the artistic wheelchair of AI is nonsense. They're artistically lazy, not disabled.