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Personally, what's fun is actually creating something, but the process is the fun part IMO. If you can just click a button and get something, there will be some
by ChatGTP 3y ago
Personally, what's fun is actually creating something, but the process is the fun part IMO. If you can just click a button and get something, there will be some type of dopamine hit that happens but it's not going to be the same type of hit that comes from spending 4 weeks building yourself a nice workbench.
Without a journey, there isn't much point to existence IMO.
- krapp 3y agoBoth approaches have value. Sometimes you want the journey, sometimes you want the destination. The problem comes when people assume those things have the same value. Maybe I don't want to spend the next ten or fifteen years learning and meticulously honing skills in multiple artistic disciplines to the point of mastery just to get a picture I could probably get in an hour with the right prompt and some filters. Maybe I just want the dopamine hit, or I find the process of seeing what the AI comes up with interesting on its own. But that still doesn't make me an artist of anywhere near the caliber of a real professional.