After my previous experiences with generative expansive intelligence and its fallibility—specifically, its inability to understand text and its tendency to merely generate probable outcomes that often seem incomprehensible to us—I decided to highlight this aspect and give AI a bit more freedom. Instead of defining prompts too precisely, I kept them one or two words long, broad, and open-ended. Some results were predictable, while others seemed to emerge from nowhere. Throughout the process, I often wondered where the development of future AI models will lead and whether they will eventually lose this "magical" element of chaos and unpredictability.

I am generally used to working with artificial intelligence, but I still reflect on the ethical aspects behind it, as well as the pressure I feel—the pressure that tells me that if I don’t learn how to use AI, I won’t be able to stay competitive in the industry. The fast-paced world, increasing demands, and the push for cheap solutions all contribute to this feeling.

At the same time, I recognize that AI has the potential to assist us with the monotonous aspects of our work, possibly allowing us to focus more on creativity. I see it as a double-edged sword and prefer to wait and observe where its further development will take us.