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>>42312216
Yeah, most of those end up looking very samey and often feel like picked from the first batch, if you know what I mean. Also when an artist posts a flawed picture, you can point out what's wrong with it and they might take the advice if they're not an arrogant tit (which admittedly is unfortunately far from impossible), while improvements to AI art are mostly independent from whatever the prompter reads.
>>42312253
Say what you want about them on technical level, but there is still more variety to their content. It helps LN knows what situation he wants to specifically portray without having to pray that the program will include enough details the way he wants.

>>41341962