Huwman

Imagine there's an appliance in your house that does some of the things you can do, but poorly and slowly. And it's costly! Imagine some dollar amount you wouldn't like to pay and there - that's how much it costs each month. [Basically, imagine whatever amount most scares you.] You'd get rid of that device, probably. Unless it was of sentimental value to you, it's a wasteful, unnecessary thing and you'd throw it out. I truly value the connections dA has allowed me to make with artists I've admired since I was a teenager and artists I'd never heard of but had the privilege of conversing with here. But this is the end of my time on dA - I can only assume the Internet will greet it with the same, quiet, respectful silence my active time on dA usually received. There's a wasteful, unnecessary thing on the horizon and it's called humanity, and AI will throw it out when the time is right. I've viewed AI, wrongly, as a tool, one that helps turn artists into art directors. This was because