AI users aren't lazier—creators say AI removes time spent fighting tools
amplifiedamp · x · 2026-10-25
A digital artist pushes back on the stereotype that using AI means being lazy: AI hasn't made her paint or draw less—what disappeared is the time spent staring at broken node graphs several screens wide, digging through irrelevant forum threads, or learning obscure scripting languages just for one custom tool.
The quoted post adds that AI users actually work more than ever; the difference is the hours now go into the thing they care about, rather than fighting tools they don't understand.
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