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Pondering the difference between asking

2025-08-23 16:55:03.25349+02 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

Pondering the difference between asking AI for artistic output, and Jeff Koons hiring an army of art serfs.

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#Comment Re: Pondering the difference between asking made: 2025-08-23 16:57:37.708223+02 by: spc476

The difference is one you can ask for art in the style of any artist, while the other is demanding art in the style of a single artist.

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