As an actual student learning a bit about AIs, I actually concern about techbros and those fame-seeking "journalists" and some AI-skeptics (not all, many are actually reasonable) using AI as a buzzwords.

AIs aren't truling a thing now, it's just the aim for machine/learning developers, and there are lots of deep learning models with different types, learning methods, purposes, training models, outputs,...

I think the folks in the Wacom thread had the right idea: Why didn't they just hire artists to make the art? And that should go double for Wizards, which (from what I'd read a few years back) used to have a good reputation for being a great company for artists to work with.

Ah well, no vulture capitalist can resist the siren song of the AIpocalypse. Wringing money out of industries until they're destroyed and making sure someone else is holding the bag is kind of their whole thing.

Wacom should make a new product for these "Ai ArTiSt"

A Keyboard.