AI lets people with ideas but no drawing skills create — and some hate that
VraserX · x · 2026-10-13
On the AI art backlash: if someone with brilliant imagination but zero drawing skills can finally bring ideas to life with AI, that's a good thing. The author argues that the anger it provokes reveals the real issue isn't creativity — it's the loss of a monopoly over who gets to create.
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