TIL that my old art teacher would hate what AI is doing to creativity.

Art used to need real human feeling, but now it's just cold machines copying styles without any soul.

Figured out how to avoid cracks in fresh pours. So pumped!

Update: A weird thing I saw at a craft fair made me change my mind about AI

I saw this guy selling prints he clearly made with an AI tool, and people were actually buying them. Everyone online says that's wrong, but it got me thinking. Maybe the real problem isn't the AI making the picture. It's that we get too hung up on how something is made instead of if it means anything to someone. I know this sounds bad, but I don't think a tool decides if something is art, people do.