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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jfdlsjfd" data-source="post: 9817234" data-attributes="member: 42856">And it relies on the fallacy that her ability to do art was somehow removed by the existence of generative AI. I am pretty convinced that she can still pick up a pencil and draw. A nice way to see this comment is a lament that robots are improving at a slower pace than software, and we till lack AI drone able to identify used clothes, pick them up and put them in the washing machine. It would be a welcome development, too, but I am not certain it would be cost-efficient enough to become a popular household appliance.Edit: And, to stay on topic,[ATTACH=full]424610[/ATTACH]D&D spell illustration challenge: contrary to popular belief, Feather Fall doesn't protect from falling damage. It negates a fall of up to 20m, with a 21m drop causing full damage. Adventurers are certainly incuring a tremendous acceleration on that last few centimers.Edit2 : a 61 ft fall would result in 60ft of leisurely fall, then over the course of 1ft, a 20g acceleration (potentially lethal by itself) followed by the shock with the ground. Magic is tough.</blockquote>