The market for buying and selling digital art is conservative and risk-averse, making it challenging for digital artists to establish value and ownership.

If you want to generate art in the style of a living artist, our current model won't allow that, but we are exploring a new model where artists can opt in and receive revenue.

We need to establish a new model for the economics of creative output, especially as AI builds on the creativity of others.

Artists have been sampling from our models and using them as a distance measure to explore creative possibilities, leading to a nice explosion of creativity in their work.

Digital scarcity, like that of Bitcoin, is as important as digital abundance, allowing for the transmission of value through the internet.

The generative art world is evolving, and while some people may push back against it, it's okay if not everyone likes it.

Every artist is increasingly using technology in their work, and I believe the art world will have to adapt to this shift rather than revert to traditional methods.

As access to creativity becomes democratized, new business models will emerge that we are excited to explore, although the specifics are still uncertain.

The evolution of design models is ongoing, with both image diffusion models and code generation models playing significant roles in the future of design.