Adapt, it's what humans excel at. Instead of feeling threatened by the new tools, think about how you can use them to enable your work. One of the ironies* of

Adapt, it's what humans excel at. Instead of feeling threatened by the new tools, think about how you can use them to enable your work. One of the ironies* of these tools is that they only work because there is so much existing material they can be trained on. Absent that they wouldn't exist. That makes me think: why not think about how to train your own models than entail your own style? Is that practical, how can you make it work and how might you deploy that in your own work? Something that everyone is sticking their heads in their sand about is the real possibility that training models on copyrighted work is a copyright violation. I can't see how such a mechanical transformation of others' work is anything but. People accept violating one person's copyright is a thing but if you do it at scale it somehow isn't. * ironic because they seem creative but they create nothing by themselves, they merely "repackage" other people's creativity.