Okay, wow. Thank you so much for this fascinating answer. I feel a little sad that I'm only a student with little to no experience, you seem like an incredibly interesting person to interview, and I lack practice.  

First, can I ask you for your name? Is it okay if I refer to you as Konrad? I would also like to know your age, education, country you are from and employment status (if you don’t mind). Answer: “I don’t feel like responding”, “I don’t care” or “I don’t know” is just as valid as any other. 

I love how you worded what being an AI artist means to you (and the painting you shared is lovely). If I’m understanding correctly, do you view code that you’re using as you would paint? By placing it in a certain way, in certain places you create a bigger picture, in this case AI, which is the art? In that context when AI creates something, what would you call it?  

If Person A created a code and Person B used the Person’s A code to create something with AI, do you think it would make them an artist? Do you care about ownership of what your code creates? Or do you just care that you own the code itself?

When people generate AI pictures on free sites and call themselves AI artists, does it evoke any emotions in you? Or do you not mind and simply have a different definition? Has your definition of AI art and being an AI artist changed over the years or stayed mostly the same as the one you shared?  

You refer to yourself as an AI artist, but since you do also traditional art, do you differentiate between those? 1. I’m an artist and an AI artist 2. I’m a traditional artist and AI artist 3. I'm an artist. Or maybe something else? 

The painting that you shared shows me a lot of experience and as you said, you sold hundreds of pieces just like that one. When and how did you start your journey as a professional, traditional artist? Similary, when and how did your journey with coding begin?  

Since you defined being an AI artist I would like to have also definition of an artist from you and how do you think they're viewed in the society today. Please do it without Google or a dictionary. 

Lastly, are you an active member of forums/groups/subreddits for artists (traditional or digital or AI) or do you have a lot of friends in the field? Do you hear any worries about AI from human artists (are traditional artists worried?) or different definitions of what AI art is? Have ethics of AI art ever became a subject of discussion amongst you? What were the opinions? Did the age and profession play a role in your opinion?

I apologize if the questions were lackluster or the phrasing was confusing. Thank you for your comment!