It has been explained numerously elsewhere: A(not)I has nothing to do with 3D, it's nothing else than the result of the combination of a collection of statistical data, the engine behind doesn't understand a single binary digit (Bit in short) of all this 3D world. It just take a picture, collect data stolen elsewhere to create a result for which it doesn't even understand what it really is, so that it looks like the given picture, while respecting at best the texts put in entry.

Furthermore: who would buy a program that costs 200 bucks or so when you have free alternatives? Especially if the idea is not to create a render but just pose a set of coordinates that looks like a human of a beast, or an animal?

Final word: almost every week, the 3D world loses a valuable artist, who will probably never return.

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