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   > > >>>> MMP: Many writers, artists, and musicians are not -- as I've found   
   out to my dismay.  They see it as a threat to their careers, as it can produce   
   fiction, poetry, artwork, and music for free and in a matter of seconds --   
   effectively replacing    
   them.  Whereas I see it as a tool that I can use to create things   
   (illustrations/music) that will enhance the presentation of my poetry.  I've   
   seen some AI generated artwork that I is equal to (if not better than) the   
   majority of paintings I've seen in    
   museums.  Artists (in all art forms including poetry) are going to have to up   
   their game if they're going to compete -- and that, IMHO, can only be a good   
   thing in the evolution of art.   
   >   
   > > >>> I’ve found   
   >   
   > > >> You actually just seem to make it up as you go along, CujoDeSockpuppet.   
   > > >>   
   > > >> HTH and HAND.   
   >   
   > > > DANCE: Well, well well, Will. It turns out that, rather than reply to me   
   directly, HarryLiar decided to bury his "reply" in a post to you; and now he's   
   got Mr. Fries and you quoting it. I guess it's true, though hyperbolic, that a   
   lie can travel    
   halfway around the world before the truth gets its boots on.   
   > >   
   > > MMP: This isn't an email, it's a thread.   
   >   
   > No shit, Sherlock.   
      
   (Typo corrected.)   
      
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