Thanks Jenny! Yes, definitely an important conversation, and a very hot topic right now. Things seem to be changing week-to-week with AI, but I think it’s helpful for creatives to be able to consider how AI impacts the creative industry both in good and bad ways.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I agree with you. I thought about this issue for a while, played around with AI and also read other people’s opinions in art and design fields about their original works being altered. I had a background in industrial design. Now I don’t work in this field, but still relating in design. At first, AI apps amazed me because it generated new ideas that I couldn’t think of. Then after seeing more and more weird AI photos on FB, I started to wonder where the original ideas coming from. Because no one in the right mind would approve this type of art works. Copyright issue is absolutely a big issue as you mentioned. Asking AI to generate exactly the image we think in our head takes more time and effort than we quickly sketch our idea on a paper. Personally, I think designers shouldn’t trade their sketching and mock-up making skills just because AI is developed. Keep on learning and practicing. Who knows one day if all electrical devices unfortunately shut down, our sketching skills is still one of the important tools to communicate ideas with others.
im sorry but im running away graphic design. a month ago I saw a big opera poster in the biggest theatre of southern Madrid 100% made in AI. It looked awful but like always people didnt care and nobody did. we wasted way too much time in skills and making everything perfect but we didnt know nobody except other graphic designers cared.
I definitely hear you! It's a quickly changing situation. I'm still enjoying poster design and branding work, and able to find it, but if I have to pivot I'll do it.
Same today I saw a dairy product's boarding which was made with AI and it looked awful but people doesn't care and ignore the detailing unlike us who spend hours making something with harsh detailing
AI is 100% a treat to designers. Recently watched another video where an AI tool copied all of someone's work designs and then the company let them go.
I'm thinking that AI will only get worse at design? It's only as good as it is, because of what we created. What will feed future models if everyone switches to AI graphic design? It has no thought or judgment of whether it's creation is good. Garbage in, garbage out. Also, the creative problem solving, communication and story telling part of design is very much human....and a good way to stand out in design! Perhaps the real designers are in for better times. 😃
Oh wow, I hope that your sister will find something again soon! Also, if you are interested in learning programming check out my friends program: joyofcoding.academy
@@vizionara honestly, my feelings have pretty much stayed the same. There’s plenty of design opportunities out there. As creatives, we should be aware of the new tools coming out, and remain open to learning about them, but most of the people who don’t want to pay for a skilled designer are those who are either fine with having very homogenized looking results, or they didn’t have a healthy budget in the first place (ie not the kind of clients I’m interested in). Deciding whether to pursue design as a career is 100% a personal choice, but I personally believe that there will always be a need for creativity in the world.
@@EricVasquezDesign the industry is fucked. AI will without a doubt take the vast majority of jobs. Large scale marketing campaigns for large entities will still need human input, but for small businesses, AI will be used for almost everything and won't require any human input.
AI is very much present in photography, and has been for a while. This doesn’t seem to negate the professional behind the camera who decides what to look at through the lens, or how to frame and crop an image, or even how to color correct and retouch the image it captures. These are some of the things that make photography such a beautiful form of art, because there are many decisions to be made that can make it unique. Similarly, designers make hundreds of informed choices and decisions based on the needs and direction of a client. AI may be able to make interesting looking images, but the choices it makes are rather generic. AI doesn’t have the ability to tell a story with licensed images, or capture emotions in a single frame the way that a human can. It also presents another challenge because as soon as a client asks for changes and revisions to a piece of AI generated art, they are limited in what they can do to a flattened image that is comprised of plagiarized material compared to fully layered files that can be easily changed and updated using licensed materials. This is why most legit companies want no part of AI in commercial artwork, and why there will still be a need for artists.
I don’t know of any free photo editing apps with the generative fill feature. I think Canva might have some AI tools available in the free version though.
Ai is a tool to replace the hustlers, now Fiverr designer's are without work. Including myself. Because people just used ai for logos now and design. Anyone in a creative Field gonna be hit, my friend had a dream job working from home blogging full time till ai ruined that. Now his seeking a normal 9 to 5 job. So that Idea of a tool means replacement.
I’m sorry to hear that. Whether or not you want to continue is of course entirely up to you, but if it were me I wouldn’t quit. The truth is that there are a lot of avenues and industries within Graphic Design, and just because AI has disrupted a lot of creative fields doesn’t mean that there is no longer a need for people who know how to design. Take the camera for example. Many of us have iPhones or Android devices that are very capable of taking great photos and videos, and while it may have caused some people to stop pursuing photography or film as an art form, there are still plenty of creative folks who can make a living teaching or working in both of these areas. Just my opinion based on my own experience, but ultimately the decision is up to you.
you did well. I have a branding company and clients are just not calling us nor our competition. clients are generating these really bad pictures and videos and calling it a day. they never cared about quality and they never will. you made a smart choice. now its time for us to shift our company to do something else.
There will be no artists any more. The only one's who survive will do so by creating a cult of personality or associating aggresively with prestige which rich people will always pay for as it grants status. Composer for video games? AI Write jingles for ads? AI Design posters and flyers? AI Web design? AI It's all going away if AI continues at the current pace.
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your thoughts on this topic. While I understand where you may be coming from - yes, AI can create these things, it’s doing so based on the plagiarized sum of work created by others. When we look at AI generated art, we can see that something is a little bit ‘off’ because of overly smoothed out images, or people with ten fingers on each hand that look like they are melting 🫠 but what AI can’t do is create something new and original because it’s generating images based off of the data it has scraped online. AI can’t understand the nuances of human emotions. AI can’t make revisions to a piece of art the way that a human can. AI might save people money, but it lacks soul, originality, and the ability to interpret complex emotions the way that an artist can. In addition to all of this, there are of course the moral and legal implications of using AI generated art for commercial purposes. Several of the agencies that I have personally worked with over the past year or so have said that AI can be used for mood boards or reference, but they don’t want anything that has been AI generated in the final artwork. In one case I actually had to rebuild a design that someone used AI to create for this very reason. These are some of the reasons I have to respectfully disagree. I believe humans gravitate towards, and recognize genuine art that was created with thoughtfulness and passion. And while AI may be a helpful tool, I don’t believe it will replace artists.
@@EricVasquezDesign Let me address your points one by one because I feel they are willfully ignorant and further encourage us to bury our heads in the sand regarding this issue instead of addressing it. AI art looks or sounds weird. Well in some cases yes, in others it is completely convincing. It’s only in its infancy, it will get better rapidly and unless there is some unforeseen road block it will be completely indistinguishable from human made art. This is already happening. AI can’t create something new band original because it’s generating images based off of the data scraped online. Yes this is quite literally what humans do. We engage with things over time which creates an artistic language that is an amalgam of our influences. Again, the larger the dataset for AI (which is getting larger everyday) the better it will get at this. Furthermore, let’s be honest, most human-created art isn’t particularly interested in originality (nor should it be). Far more art exists within a preexisting framework. Pop music for example, is mostly songs 3-4 minutes long, in a major key, uses the I, V, vi, and IV chords, and uses a verse-chorus structure. It’s pretty rare fro a pop song to break the mold in any way. AI can’t understand the nuances of human emotion. It doesn’t need to, it needs to create an impression that it does. AI doesn’t need to understand anything. And again, most human art doesn’t represent a deep and nuanced understanding of human emotion. Intentionality is extremely difficult to determine with any veracity just by experiencing the art work itself. Once again and let me hammer this home, AI just needs to create something convincing which it already does and will only get better at. Agencies not using it. This can only last so long. Workers cost money, if you run a business full of humans and you’re trying to compete with companies that use AI instead, you will lose that battle every time. You cannot compete with prices that result from an AI workforce long-term. It’s possible that AI won’t replace artists, I hope that’s true but the only reason it won’t is if humans collectively decide not to use it in art creation and avoid consuming art made with it. The quality of AI-generated material will not be a barrier if it continues at the pace it's going now. All this nonsense about our unique soul etc is so absent of any concrete analysis and constitutes wishful thinking. Please do better because this is serious. BTW, graphic designers are already losing jobs and being replaced by AIs trained on their work. Actual resistance is the only way to deal with this, not sitting on youtube and saying ‘nah I actually think it’s fine cause people have soul, machine no have soul’.
@@endah08 Thank you for your input and for sharing your opinions on this. It sounds like you know a lot about AI, and that's great. I never claimed to be an expert in AI, I am only an expert in Graphic Design. I am in no way recommending that anybody ignore what is happening or bury their heads in their sand. This video is just about what my experience has been like using AI and what I have seen in working with companies who are creating commercial artwork. I would be curious to know what your experience has been like working as a professional designer with some of these companies? At the end of the day, there will always be people who don't value art, and for them, maybe AI is the answer. I also believe that we need to acknowledge that there are also people who value human-generated art and what it means as a form of expression in the world. Is the answer to stop educating people about how to create art? No. I don't think the answer is to just stop and give up because AI is coming. There is still a lot of value in learning about art, design, and how it can be used in myriad ways from giving people ways to express themselves to trying to share their artwork and make a living from it. Just because we have cameras in our pockets that can do a great job of taking photos and videos doesn't mean that people no longer care about photography and videography. There are tons of people out there still teaching these subjects, and those who are paid to do it despite the fact that it can be done for less. I do like what you have said about collective resistance, and I hope to hear more about your ideas on how we can do that. I have seen the new Cara social media platform where artists are able to showcase their work with protection against AI, and I am hopeful that more platforms like this will start popping up.
@@EricVasquezDesign i respect u for many things but mostly because u did not step down to his level of unethical ways of communicating his opinion, am a senior graphic designer who is depressed because of all that am seeing about Ai, i invested a lot of money to start my design agency only to be stomped by the AI scary progress, i feel like its pointless to keep pursuing this path since in few years the services i provide will be invaluable to most people, am confident of my work its just that there is no way am beating an artificial intelligence, i really wish people and governments put an end to this, people who work on developing these Ai models are poisoning the society and bringing an end to their careers and other people careers, when did anyone ever complain about creative works? when did anyone want it taken away? we wanted boring labour jobs to be taken by Ai not art, its very sad seeing what people are willing to do for momentary gains, lacking the intelligence and vision to see the outcome of such creations on the future of human society, anyways i appreciate ur positive view on this, i really hope these companies get harshly punished for all the illegal copywrite infringements they are committing against artists.
@@EricVasquezDesign You have a great point when you say that AI doesn't create anything original. But the issue is that industry and capitalism don't care if it's going to be original because if the algorithm does something that generates more sales by having access to psychology data, the work done by humans is useless. The added value of the work being done by humans will only exist for those who are already known. For basic work, the design market is practically dead.
I just visited you website portfolio. It's hyper realistic easy to copy that style. And since your portfolio is online artificial intelligence has already mine your style trust me sir you will soon be replaced. Get your head out of your a#+*s soon you freelance will just be free-time. I worked as an in-studio and freelance. Your time will come.
Thanks for checking out my website! This video is based on my experience so far. As things develop, sure, I might have to pivot, but we're not there yet. Hope you're enjoying the work you're doing now.
@WhoLovesYouBaby77 And do what else?, even Programing isn't safe considering for next 5 years...tell me ai bro, are you even an artist or a professional? I used Dalle few times and recently last month again, and guess what, I am still disappointed with the results it gives, my expectations were more seeing this ai hype since I am a professional, even after 2 years, it still can't generate anything involving a texts in a design... neither it can understand any small correction. Worry about this, that you might just keep riding this ai hype nonsense, and might end up not doing anything properly, and end up with wasted time. It's been 2 years now since ai, and I can still see many job postings/hirings on LinkedIn for graphic designers.
@@I-DOMUSIC-sg9xr I am speaking truth, trying to give a postive outlook on this topic and encouraging fundamentals, learning, and putting efforts on things instead of getting caught up by a trend and that seems like complaining to you? Umm... "deluded ai bro alert" keep enjoying your fantasy
How are you using AI in your Graphic Design work? Let me know in the comments! 👇
Such an important conversation to be having right now. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jenny! Yes, definitely an important conversation, and a very hot topic right now. Things seem to be changing week-to-week with AI, but I think it’s helpful for creatives to be able to consider how AI impacts the creative industry both in good and bad ways.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
I agree with you. I thought about this issue for a while, played around with AI and also read other people’s opinions in art and design fields about their original works being altered.
I had a background in industrial design. Now I don’t work in this field, but still relating in design.
At first, AI apps amazed me because it generated new ideas that I couldn’t think of. Then after seeing more and more weird AI photos on FB, I started to wonder where the original ideas coming from. Because no one in the right mind would approve this type of art works.
Copyright issue is absolutely a big issue as you mentioned.
Asking AI to generate exactly the image we think in our head takes more time and effort than we quickly sketch our idea on a paper.
Personally, I think designers shouldn’t trade their sketching and mock-up making skills just because AI is developed. Keep on learning and practicing. Who knows one day if all electrical devices unfortunately shut down, our sketching skills is still one of the important tools to communicate ideas with others.
@@keikan0407 couldn’t have said it better. Thank you for adding these thoughtful comments and opinions to the video!
Very insightful diagnosis my man.
Thanks Kyle! 😊⚡️🙌
im sorry but im running away graphic design. a month ago I saw a big opera poster in the biggest theatre of southern Madrid 100% made in AI. It looked awful but like always people didnt care and nobody did. we wasted way too much time in skills and making everything perfect but we didnt know nobody except other graphic designers cared.
I definitely hear you! It's a quickly changing situation. I'm still enjoying poster design and branding work, and able to find it, but if I have to pivot I'll do it.
Same today I saw a dairy product's boarding which was made with AI and it looked awful but people doesn't care and ignore the detailing unlike us who spend hours making something with harsh detailing
AI is 100% a treat to designers. Recently watched another video where an AI tool copied all of someone's work designs and then the company let them go.
I'm thinking that AI will only get worse at design? It's only as good as it is, because of what we created. What will feed future models if everyone switches to AI graphic design? It has no thought or judgment of whether it's creation is good. Garbage in, garbage out. Also, the creative problem solving, communication and story telling part of design is very much human....and a good way to stand out in design! Perhaps the real designers are in for better times. 😃
My sister just lost her job because of AI and I am software engineer who wants to be a hacker to destroy this AI nonsense
Oh wow, I'm really sorry to hear that your sister lost her job recently. May I ask what type of work she was doing?
@@EricVasquezDesign She's a graphic artist
Oh wow, I hope that your sister will find something again soon! Also, if you are interested in learning programming check out my friends program:
joyofcoding.academy
@@Xmasparoldestroy this shit , I'm 3d artist btw
Good luck with that 😂
How do you feel about AI 9 months later? I want to go into Graphic Design, but I am SUPER hesitant about it because of AI.
@@vizionara honestly, my feelings have pretty much stayed the same. There’s plenty of design opportunities out there. As creatives, we should be aware of the new tools coming out, and remain open to learning about them, but most of the people who don’t want to pay for a skilled designer are those who are either fine with having very homogenized looking results, or they didn’t have a healthy budget in the first place (ie not the kind of clients I’m interested in). Deciding whether to pursue design as a career is 100% a personal choice, but I personally believe that there will always be a need for creativity in the world.
@@EricVasquezDesign the industry is fucked. AI will without a doubt take the vast majority of jobs. Large scale marketing campaigns for large entities will still need human input, but for small businesses, AI will be used for almost everything and won't require any human input.
People making a lot of shorts about how they lost their job to AI now. Some of them show the AI mage editing and why they aren't needed anymore.
Love this video.
AI is coming for anyone that works on a PC. Best to work on a field such as photography or any field where AI is not physically present.
AI is very much present in photography, and has been for a while. This doesn’t seem to negate the professional behind the camera who decides what to look at through the lens, or how to frame and crop an image, or even how to color correct and retouch the image it captures. These are some of the things that make photography such a beautiful form of art, because there are many decisions to be made that can make it unique.
Similarly, designers make hundreds of informed choices and decisions based on the needs and direction of a client.
AI may be able to make interesting looking images, but the choices it makes are rather generic. AI doesn’t have the ability to tell a story with licensed images, or capture emotions in a single frame the way that a human can.
It also presents another challenge because as soon as a client asks for changes and revisions to a piece of AI generated art, they are limited in what they can do to a flattened image that is comprised of plagiarized material compared to fully layered files that can be easily changed and updated using licensed materials.
This is why most legit companies want no part of AI in commercial artwork, and why there will still be a need for artists.
photography is soon dead aswell :S
Do you know if any free image editors other than Photoshop have a generative fill option?
I don’t know of any free photo editing apps with the generative fill feature. I think Canva might have some AI tools available in the free version though.
@@EricVasquezDesign Great, thanks you!
Ai is a tool to replace the hustlers, now Fiverr designer's are without work. Including myself. Because people just used ai for logos now and design. Anyone in a creative Field gonna be hit, my friend had a dream job working from home blogging full time till ai ruined that. Now his seeking a normal 9 to 5 job. So that Idea of a tool means replacement.
🤣😂you're just weak and nobody want you.
I quit my graphic designing course just because of this AI
Should i continue it or not?
I’m sorry to hear that. Whether or not you want to continue is of course entirely up to you, but if it were me I wouldn’t quit. The truth is that there are a lot of avenues and industries within Graphic Design, and just because AI has disrupted a lot of creative fields doesn’t mean that there is no longer a need for people who know how to design. Take the camera for example. Many of us have iPhones or Android devices that are very capable of taking great photos and videos, and while it may have caused some people to stop pursuing photography or film as an art form, there are still plenty of creative folks who can make a living teaching or working in both of these areas. Just my opinion based on my own experience, but ultimately the decision is up to you.
you did well. I have a branding company and clients are just not calling us nor our competition. clients are generating these really bad pictures and videos and calling it a day. they never cared about quality and they never will. you made a smart choice. now its time for us to shift our company to do something else.
Thanks sir
anyone who is studying graphics design right now should quit really, 10 years from now and graphics designers jobs will be mostly over.
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your thoughts on this topic! I hope you enjoyed the video.
Sadly this is accurate
Goodbye design jobs
There will be no artists any more. The only one's who survive will do so by creating a cult of personality or associating aggresively with prestige which rich people will always pay for as it grants status.
Composer for video games? AI
Write jingles for ads? AI
Design posters and flyers? AI
Web design? AI
It's all going away if AI continues at the current pace.
Thank you for your comment and for sharing your thoughts on this topic. While I understand where you may be coming from - yes, AI can create these things, it’s doing so based on the plagiarized sum of work created by others.
When we look at AI generated art, we can see that something is a little bit ‘off’ because of overly smoothed out images, or people with ten fingers on each hand that look like they are melting 🫠 but what AI can’t do is create something new and original because it’s generating images based off of the data it has scraped online.
AI can’t understand the nuances of human emotions.
AI can’t make revisions to a piece of art the way that a human can.
AI might save people money, but it lacks soul, originality, and the ability to interpret complex emotions the way that an artist can.
In addition to all of this, there are of course the moral and legal implications of using AI generated art for commercial purposes.
Several of the agencies that I have personally worked with over the past year or so have said that AI can be used for mood boards or reference, but they don’t want anything that has been AI generated in the final artwork.
In one case I actually had to rebuild a design that someone used AI to create for this very reason.
These are some of the reasons I have to respectfully disagree. I believe humans gravitate towards, and recognize genuine art that was created with thoughtfulness and passion. And while AI may be a helpful tool, I don’t believe it will replace artists.
@@EricVasquezDesign Let me address your points one by one because I feel they are willfully ignorant and further encourage us to bury our heads in the sand regarding this issue instead of addressing it.
AI art looks or sounds weird. Well in some cases yes, in others it is completely convincing. It’s only in its infancy, it will get better rapidly and unless there is some unforeseen road block it will be completely indistinguishable from human made art. This is already happening.
AI can’t create something new band original because it’s generating images based off of the data scraped online. Yes this is quite literally what humans do. We engage with things over time which creates an artistic language that is an amalgam of our influences. Again, the larger the dataset for AI (which is getting larger everyday) the better it will get at this. Furthermore, let’s be honest, most human-created art isn’t particularly interested in originality (nor should it be). Far more art exists within a preexisting framework. Pop music for example, is mostly songs 3-4 minutes long, in a major key, uses the I, V, vi, and IV chords, and uses a verse-chorus structure. It’s pretty rare fro a pop song to break the mold in any way.
AI can’t understand the nuances of human emotion. It doesn’t need to, it needs to create an impression that it does. AI doesn’t need to understand anything. And again, most human art doesn’t represent a deep and nuanced understanding of human emotion. Intentionality is extremely difficult to determine with any veracity just by experiencing the art work itself. Once again and let me hammer this home, AI just needs to create something convincing which it already does and will only get better at.
Agencies not using it. This can only last so long. Workers cost money, if you run a business full of humans and you’re trying to compete with companies that use AI instead, you will lose that battle every time. You cannot compete with prices that result from an AI workforce long-term.
It’s possible that AI won’t replace artists, I hope that’s true but the only reason it won’t is if humans collectively decide not to use it in art creation and avoid consuming art made with it. The quality of AI-generated material will not be a barrier if it continues at the pace it's going now.
All this nonsense about our unique soul etc is so absent of any concrete analysis and constitutes wishful thinking. Please do better because this is serious.
BTW, graphic designers are already losing jobs and being replaced by AIs trained on their work. Actual resistance is the only way to deal with this, not sitting on youtube and saying ‘nah I actually think it’s fine cause people have soul, machine no have soul’.
@@endah08 Thank you for your input and for sharing your opinions on this. It sounds like you know a lot about AI, and that's great. I never claimed to be an expert in AI, I am only an expert in Graphic Design. I am in no way recommending that anybody ignore what is happening or bury their heads in their sand.
This video is just about what my experience has been like using AI and what I have seen in working with companies who are creating commercial artwork. I would be curious to know what your experience has been like working as a professional designer with some of these companies?
At the end of the day, there will always be people who don't value art, and for them, maybe AI is the answer. I also believe that we need to acknowledge that there are also people who value human-generated art and what it means as a form of expression in the world.
Is the answer to stop educating people about how to create art? No. I don't think the answer is to just stop and give up because AI is coming. There is still a lot of value in learning about art, design, and how it can be used in myriad ways from giving people ways to express themselves to trying to share their artwork and make a living from it. Just because we have cameras in our pockets that can do a great job of taking photos and videos doesn't mean that people no longer care about photography and videography. There are tons of people out there still teaching these subjects, and those who are paid to do it despite the fact that it can be done for less.
I do like what you have said about collective resistance, and I hope to hear more about your ideas on how we can do that. I have seen the new Cara social media platform where artists are able to showcase their work with protection against AI, and I am hopeful that more platforms like this will start popping up.
@@EricVasquezDesign i respect u for many things but mostly because u did not step down to his level of unethical ways of communicating his opinion, am a senior graphic designer who is depressed because of all that am seeing about Ai, i invested a lot of money to start my design agency only to be stomped by the AI scary progress, i feel like its pointless to keep pursuing this path since in few years the services i provide will be invaluable to most people, am confident of my work its just that there is no way am beating an artificial intelligence, i really wish people and governments put an end to this, people who work on developing these Ai models are poisoning the society and bringing an end to their careers and other people careers, when did anyone ever complain about creative works? when did anyone want it taken away? we wanted boring labour jobs to be taken by Ai not art, its very sad seeing what people are willing to do for momentary gains, lacking the intelligence and vision to see the outcome of such creations on the future of human society, anyways i appreciate ur positive view on this, i really hope these companies get harshly punished for all the illegal copywrite infringements they are committing against artists.
@@EricVasquezDesign You have a great point when you say that AI doesn't create anything original. But the issue is that industry and capitalism don't care if it's going to be original because if the algorithm does something that generates more sales by having access to psychology data, the work done by humans is useless.
The added value of the work being done by humans will only exist for those who are already known. For basic work, the design market is practically dead.
I just visited you website portfolio. It's hyper realistic easy to copy that style. And since your portfolio is online artificial intelligence has already mine your style trust me sir you will soon be replaced. Get your head out of your a#+*s soon you freelance will just be free-time.
I worked as an in-studio and freelance. Your time will come.
Thanks for checking out my website! This video is based on my experience so far. As things develop, sure, I might have to pivot, but we're not there yet. Hope you're enjoying the work you're doing now.
@WhoLovesYouBaby77 And do what else?, even Programing isn't safe considering for next 5 years...tell me ai bro, are you even an artist or a professional?
I used Dalle few times and recently last month again, and guess what, I am still disappointed with the results it gives, my expectations were more seeing this ai hype since I am a professional, even after 2 years, it still can't generate anything involving a texts in a design... neither it can understand any small correction.
Worry about this, that you might just keep riding this ai hype nonsense, and might end up not doing anything properly, and end up with wasted time.
It's been 2 years now since ai, and I can still see many job postings/hirings on LinkedIn for graphic designers.
@@manvendrapratapsingh1920 Complainer alert.
@@I-DOMUSIC-sg9xr I am speaking truth, trying to give a postive outlook on this topic and encouraging fundamentals, learning, and putting efforts on things instead of getting caught up by a trend and that seems like complaining to you?
Umm... "deluded ai bro alert"
keep enjoying your fantasy
@@manvendrapratapsingh1920can you not add text to a design I thought you was an artist lmao. My 16yr old sister can do that w DALLe images.