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AI art won't do shit except boot people out of jobs that would require a real artist but won't have too many people complaining if it is obvious goo.
As for open-source art tools, krita is fantastic and gets used by a lot of professionals.
I believe you, but so far I can spot AI art from a mile away. When I do, I just hit the back button. It's not interesting. It's okay when it's used as a joke for memes. Maybe it's going to look different in the real world on an advertisement or something. But, really, if I can spot it in the real world, I'll think the product is fake. I'm definitely the type of person who wont buy if I think that. I'm sure that's not everybody but, if it is a good percentage is, I'd say companies are going to want to pay real artists. Interesting to see where it all goes.