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flamingdem

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4. I think that many are using AI but not letting it be fully known

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Sat Mar 14, 2026, 02:39 AM

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This way they can continue to be paid and keep their jobs.

It's just too enticing to save hours of time say creating a background image and I don't believe they're that purist.

And that's how it should be used. To help creatives focus on the important stuff and do less drudge work.

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Major investor is 'shocked and sad' that the games industry is 'demonizing' generative AI [View all] highplainsdem Yesterday OP

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I think that many are using AI but not letting it be fully known flamingdem Yesterday #4

You wrote: highplainsdem Yesterday #9

Interesting points flamingdem Yesterday #10

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