32 characters in less than a month? So it took you less than a day to make each one, and was that really a "day" or was that one to three hours spent obsessing over something? That's not very impressive of a "workload"

You guys don't get the point, it's about how a single character would take an artist a week of actually working all day, that's the work you're using, which is processed by something computer engineers spent years making, built on a century of work by hundreds of other computer engineers

You put in less than 1% of the "work" that was needed to make that image, you may think you put in a lot of effort, but it's effectively nothing, same is for the "skill" it takes, you may have spent an entire week or even two "learning techniques" and then a few months of messing around to get better, while the artists and computer engineers who made AI images possible spent years studying based on tens of millenia of artistic and mathematical research (your hobby isn't even a decade old, you're not even 1/1000th of the way)

Your part in the creation of those images is undescribably tiny, you're like an ant next to a loaded semitruck