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> Yeah, but then it no longer replaces human artists. Automation tools are always more powerful as a force multiplier for skilled users than a complete replace
by dragonwriter 2y ago
> Yeah, but then it no longer replaces human artists.
Automation tools are always more powerful as a force multiplier for skilled users than a complete replacement. (Which is still a replacement on any given task scope, since it reduces the number of human labor hours — and, given any elapsed time constraints, human laborers — needed.)