Raw LLM Responses

what's stifling creativity? a) artists having talent bc they've spent a lot of time making creative works b) corporations licensing projects they make so nobody else can use three circles in the shape of a mouse in their works c) the overwhelming pressure to be productive bc you aren't likely to live long or well if you don't have a solid income, so most people are only able to do art on the side d) relegating the process of art to an automated model that is preconditioned to only produce one exact quality of image, that regardless of how different the prompt and outcome technically are will never technically improve except through a deeper imitation of the foundations it is working on or upgraded hard- or software, an artistic production that relies on the imminent translation of an idea with no ability to actually evolve outside of your "fine-tuning" of a written prompt describing your concept in ever deeper specificity, while going further and further away from actually contemplating where your creation leads or what it actually is, because you aren't working on drawing the art piece you want to sell, you're working on a caption summary for the same piece that you hope a prewritten algorithm will translate into something usable e) Disney reboots featuring diverse casts (and also being badly written, but that can't be the issue, right?)