re: #74 Targetpractice

Instead, it’s become a useful tool in the industry, but much like “AI” today, it failed to replace the professional artist. Sure, there are people with years of training and experience using the program who can match or rival those artists, but it is no more forgiving to the rookie who has no clue what he’s doing today than when it was first introduced to the industry.

Word processing never made anyone into a writer; it just mean gibberish could have clean margins and all the words were spelled like actual words.