Oh I expect like a TINY fraction of one percent of the population know the distinction - education on the issue and a general scepticism-first attitude to the technology rather than treating it as the solution to every problem are important.

There's a really interesting artistic usage of the tech by Corridor Digital in "Anime Rock Paper Scissors 2" that I find quite promising and ethical - I'd recommend watching the behind the scenes of that to see one cool implementation.

See, something like digitally enhancing rendered images to create smear frames is a large volume, minimally creative task - exactly the kind of "heavy lifting" I would expect AI to be particularly useful for getting through.

Life can be awfully cruel, sometimes... I'm so sorry.
Sending much love and hugs.

Machine Learning based tools absolutely have potential to be genuinely useful and could be used by skilled people, ethically, and with meaningful intent to create something good; commercial GenAI is simply not that.

Legal precedent states that nobody can own the product of AI; you can't steal something with no copyright protection!

Things change on a daily basis; facts don't matter, just repeat a lie enough times while crashing through.
Every system we have is breaking down because it's no longer convenient for the wealthy elites to abide them.

The ruling class says "actually, you peasants aren't needed and can just die now."