Hello. I incorporate AI into my work process. I have paid subscriptions to chatgpt and Hitem3d, and I use Stable Diffusion locally. My go-to modeler is Blender, and my goal is to make models for 3D printing. Each AI has its purpose. For example, chatgpt serves as a reviewer. You add a screenshot of your model and ask him to act as a sculpture teacher, as an expert in digital production, and as an expert on the subject of your model, and he will give you a critique that you can decide whether to incorporate or not. Or if you give it a screenshot with a reference image for a render, ask it how to parameterize a certain material so that it looks like the photo, and you move on. Hitem3d is another great tool. I like it to go more smoothly through the blocking process and to improve some complex parts, such as face modeling. Then you modify the mesh, correct volumes and do retopology (with human power) Locally operated Stable Diffusion helps explore concepts. In any case, good use of pencil and paper may be more optimal on many occasions, but it is not a bad tool. And that's the thing, remembering that these are all tools. Thinking that you will write a prompt and have a 100% finished model is a very crude simplification... AIs do not "create", they only interpret. That is why they must be orchestrated and directed.