NihilSineNefas

In 1961, 18-year-old Ross enlisted in the United States Air Force and was put into service as a medical records technician.  He rose to the rank of master sergeant and served as the first sergeant of the clinic at Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska, where he first saw the snow and mountains that later appear as recurring themes in his paintings. He developed his quick painting technique during brief daily work breaks.

From this wiki page, his style was built out of necessity, where he could only paint on a break, in effect he was one of the first speedpainters to become widely known (pulling that out of my ass because art history is something I know <1 about(slightly more than nothing).)

"There's evidence of organic matter that has decayed over the years, we traced back through our archives of which microorganisms broke down biological matter and their waste products, to determine the origins, but the results were unsettling."

"It was semen wasn't it?"

"...it was."

"And the sculpture inside?"

"...These ancient people had rather niche tastes"

"Man this image, that I had to 'ai' generate, really says a lot about the world"

It can't be done by every company/can't be done en masse at an economically viable cost.

But it can, and is, done in smaller cases.

These things aren't mutually exclusive

Hydraulic injection injuries right in the soft tissues of your face, just what the doctor ordered

Imagine how clean your pores would feel. Makes me want to try a waterpick on my face.

Your job wont keep your around for long either way if it can be done by a language model.

The best part is that 50x work is worthless, and requires 100x the human hours to check over every output.

...your job?

Cogsuckers be like "I am a real programmer"