Raw LLM Responses

Disclaimer: I posted part of this on another thread, so it's essentially leftovers. I had just started using AI four months ago, and so I wasn't really prepared for its, as Pantera would say, 'Vulgar Display of Power'. Edited the text so that it would make sense. The other post was on a graphic design sub, but it's relevant here, even four months out. Let's not forget that AI is in its absolute infancy. Give it a year. Hell, if you go to that "this person does not exist" website, apart from a very few mistakes once in a while, the images generated are indistinguishable from a photograph. Even then you'd damn near have to launch a forensic investigation. So while AI is in its proverbial Model T form, if it's able to produce images that are absolutely believable and solve complex problems and 'learn' from them, then graphic design and most creative endeavors as a career are over. I have a startup where literally every single operation, from invoicing/billing to customer retention, marketing, data analysis (determining on a daily basis which sectors/product classes of the website are performing poorly and then producing a marketing piece and campaign to address that deficiency) and order management is being done by AI. It's all at once shocking and cool and more than a little frightening. I started it up for my teenaged children to be able to take over so that they don't get sidelined...by AI and the coming de-industrialization and de-employment of the entire planet. Don't forget that about 10 years ago, it was widely predicted that 25% to 50% of the world's population will be unemployed by 2030. Again, this is the Model T version. This is the 'bare minimum', hyper-controlled/edited/garbage-in-garbage-out version of the software that companies that are largely aligned with global big business and mainstream globalist politics 'approve' for general use by the general public. It's going to be a crisis of civilization in about two to three years whe