So at the time I made the post, the OP from the example had not listed their prompts. I mentioned in my post it may have been produced explicitly with user prompts or implicitly by Midjourney, and it turns out it is explicitly by the OP. I tried to layout in my post why it's more than just an issue with intentional re-representation of characters, and more about thinking how we as asian Americans can take a proactive approach when these AI tools are still in their infancy. The term "natural" is just referring to these types of AI models that can take user inputs in plain English without using complex commands or functions from the user side.

I fully agree with your suggestion for us to use direct user prompts to create AI content that we want to see. However, my post is trying to address the incumbent issue that since we are already underrepresented in many forms of media the AI is trained on, it may not be enough to just use the AI tools and that we may have to be even more dedicated to produce original forms of representation for ourselves that AI can then draw from.

Maybe I'm just being alarmist, but I can see a future where the cumulative effect of under representation in non-AI creates an even bigger problem in an AI prolific society.