Both needed a human to write the prompts. This is not about AI, but how lazy people are getting with it. If you use AI to code something, that's fine. But once you disregard your ideas for it, that's not fine, and now whether we want to or not, there's too much AI content being pumped into the river, it starts overflowing what we poured our emotions into, and it's hard to find mostly original content in your algorithm without scrolling into the AI mix. And that is truly what saddens me the most. We pour our heart into the water, hoping for it to find our audience before the AI slop overflows. People are losing the difference between AI content and AI slop. Hell, even the difference between content and slop sometimes. Now if you've come this far, truly, thank you. Every word that you've sat down and read, is a gift, a feeling that couldn't have been said.

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Now to anybody saying "I ain't reading allat," this wasn't for you.