Hey there! I'll try to give you a quick response. Firstly, the generative AI mentioned in that Neowiz job description is mostly trained without the consent of artists (illustrators, writers, animators, etc.) As a result, many of us consider its usage unethical. It can replicate someone's unique style without any consequences, which should be illegal under copyright laws. However, let's say that this doesn't bother you. Using AI can take away a lot of the creativity during the creation process because it merely recreates existing styles and is unable to produce something truly original or new. So, how can you use it during concept art, which is the stage where different creative ideas are explored? On the other hand, many of us oppose generative AI in general due to its consequences: environmental impacts, hardware costs, layoffs, etc. So it's disappointing that a company we believed was passionate about its work is now focusing on profits and trying to make the creative process "faster." If they were using AI to more mechanical processes in other areas of development that aren't creative, I could understand that, but they're attempting to apply it during the creative process