AI Woman

The exploding influence of AI has produced mixed reactions ranging from extreme optimism to deep concern. From what I understand: Elon Musk believes AI will soon surpass human intelligence and free humans from having to work while also worrying that it will lead to our extinction ... Bill Gates is very optimistic, though he has worries that unchecked it can produce misinformation ... meanwhile, Warren Buffet is apparently investing heavily in companies that are involved in AI development.

IThe opinions of artists and designers likewise range from good to bad. An acquaintance, a graphic designer of corporate ads, is thrilled that he no longer needs to labor for hours drawing up a concept; AI does it for him in an instant. On the other hand, I recently had dinner with a writer very angry that AI could scrape texts form his articles and be used by others with no attribution, violating his copyrights ... a criminal affront in his opinion.

Personally, it doesn't much effect how I work since my paintings are not digital. If I did make digital art, I know my song would be quite different.

As it is, the narrative of Ai Woman is perhaps tongue-in-cheek, with a small joke embedded, since the images I've seen currently produced by AI often seems to have some oddities and/or quirks, like hands with six fingers.