My stance on AI art flipped after a D&D campaign last month
I used to think AI art was just lazy cheating, but our DM used Midjourney to create 12 custom character portraits for our campaign in 20 minutes. We spent $15 on credits instead of hundreds on commissions, and everyone felt more invested in their characters. I still think there's a place for human artists, but now I see AI as a tool for accessibility not just shortcuts. Has anyone else found a specific use case that changed your mind on this?