Some people are simply against A.I.
"It steals art."
"It belittles the hard work of artists."
"The Studio Ghibli filter makes a mockery of the amount of time and effort the real artists went through!"
I appreciate that.
But if you went through the hardships of an entrepreneur, you'd also ultimately appreciate the idea of wanting to make things as easy as possible for yourself and your business.
No matter what, a business is about making a profit from delivering value through selling a service or product.
After finding out what works, you'd consequently want to scale it by making things faster and in every sense of the word, easier.
A.I. helps with that.
A real entrepreneur helms the deck and sees how he can scale.
He does not whine or protest, "No! A.I. is evil! I have to keep it real. I don't hire employees or partners because I believe in being on the ground. I have to suffer alongside with everyone else! It may not be my role or skillset, but I should at least try to truly see for myself!"
That's what a starving artist says.
Learn all you want. Suffering is a virtue, but unnecessary suffering is not.
A successful entrepreneur knows this.