My experience with AI was not very beneficial. Every time I generated something, I felt guilty about the exploitation of artists and creators whose work AI was trained on. Everything it generated gave me an unpleasant chill and looked strange and unoriginal. And that is essentially the problem with AI—it will never create anything truly original. Everything it produces is just a recombination of what already exists. Even when it generates an imitation of a photograph, it pulls from a specific photographic style, using the knowledge and talent of photographers whose work it extracts information from. I find it sad that AI is being used to create "art"—unoriginal and entirely based on pre-existing works—without the consent of the original artists. Technology was originally meant to ease human life, not to drain the last remnants of human creativity. It is great that, in today’s world, anyone can generate whatever they want, regardless of their talent. But where does this lead us as humanity, if we take away one of the most beautiful human abilities—creativity—and replace it with a soulless, generated monstrosity?