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  1. I absolutely abhor AI for this reason. It’s not ok to mimic art and music. I agree with all you said and I also fear for artists and other careers that will become obsolete. I also think in general, while the makers of technology work hard, it’s making the rest of us lazy (and impatient among other negative things) .

    1. Amen! It is definitely making us lazier, which is such a good point! And I can see where all of these artists personas are being changed because people are simply stealing “who they are” to create someone they want them to be, when they aren’t. Fantastic thoughts, thank you for sharing!

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