Third screenshot in the comparison: wanting art to exist isn't wanting to make it
keenanisalive · x · 2026-10-15
The author posts another Astra answer to the same question, continuing the comparison with Fable.
This response's core point: wanting the artwork to exist is different from wanting to make it. Experimenting, making decisions, developing skill and discovering the unexpected are a substantial part of the reward for many artists, and automating it entirely could remove precisely what they enjoy.
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