A lot of very disappointing comments in TA about how artists can't handle disruption, or they think they're special, or take themselves too seriously. The situ

A lot of very disappointing comments in TA about how artists can't handle disruption, or they think they're special, or take themselves too seriously. The situation is a bit like what happened with machine translation. Art and translation are both necessary and badly underpaid lines of work. The AI's work may not be perfect, good, acceptable, or sometimes even coherent on the most basic level, but many companies will balk at paying a modest wage to a skilled worker for necessary work, and will either ship the garbage the AI gives them, or more often they'll use its existence as a bludgeon to reduce the wage further to unacceptably low levels. It happened to translation, it'll happen to artists.