We aim to grow the economic pie for artists by expanding revenue streams through both advertising and subscription models, ensuring that creators benefit from their work on our platform.

We're exploring innovative business models for video generation, including pay-per-output systems that cater to individual creatives, which could revolutionize how video projects are funded and produced.

I see various models emerging for digital art sales, including using blockchain to verify originality, but no single model has gained widespread acceptance yet.

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

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

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

We're working to empower artists to build direct relationships with their fans, eliminating the middlemen who take a cut of their earnings.

Illustrators are increasingly becoming entrepreneurs, earning substantial income through conventions and crowdfunding platforms, demonstrating their ability to create recurring revenue streams similar to tech companies.

Generative models have evolved significantly, moving from basic attempts at generation to real-time applications that can create impressive outputs, such as artistic style transfer.