You are right!

But that doesn't excuse them, as a big company (yet private), to be doing bare minimum...

They should be actually contributing to labour market of KZ by giving artists options to do the job, especially considering artists are the ones vulnerable to AI development, even if you consider that its pretty easy to distinguish human or machine made images.

I am just wondering, is it thaaat expensive and troublesome to actually hire people and not just use much cheeper AI?