AI art is like a photoshop drawing. If it's done by someone who sucks, which are most users if the tool is accessible enough, you will just think "That's a bad photoshop drawing". You will recognize the standard tools, the standard brushes, bad masking – all the stuff that is easy to do and that everyone will do.

That's not a tool issue. It just means that working on a raised floor is not the same a being able to reach a higher ceiling.

I love this analogy.

Your real poetry on the other hand, pretty good!

> AI art is like dreams. I'm amused by my own but never want to hear about anyone else's.

I don't know. Scrolling the Sora image generations feed is pretty fun.

It's got trendy memes, lots of mashups, and cool art. They've also managed to capture social media outrage bait on the platform: conservatives vs. liberals, Christians vs. atheists, and a whole other host of divisive issues that are interspersed throughout the feed. I think they have a social media play in the bag if they pursue it.

It feels like Sora could replace Instagram.

Meta's already starting to fluff up their content with AI slop. How is it better when someone else does the same?

Honestly, this is the kind of anti-AI argument that makes me care. It also acknowledges just why those of us who like it are so passionate.