Nobody argued with what I said. They argued with what they assumed I meant.

The loudest critics usually aren't arguing with you. They’re arguing with a version of the world that doesn’t exist anymore.

The fear around AI isn’t really about quality. It’s about authority. This post examines how “experience” gets weaponized, why gatekeeping thrives during transitions, and how real craft survives new tools just fine.

A public meltdown wrapped in moral outrage. But it’s more than that. It’s tragic, because it doesn’t have to be this way.

There’s something eerily familiar about the mob of people attacking AI art online these days, dismissing it as soulless, and ridiculing anyone who dares to experiments with it.