I asked ChatGPT to rewrite "American Pie" to be more contemporary...

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43. No, it isn't. If you're using AI without being forced to do so by your job or school, and you're aware

of the intellectual property theft behind the AI, your use of AI shows you really don't give a damn about all the people whose work was stolen to train the AI.

That's an unethical attitude.

It isn't comparable to.driving a car. It's more like driving a car you know was stolen.

Nothing you generate with AI tools trained on other people's work is yours, and it's fraud to suggest it is. You might tweak it a bit, or think you deserve a ton of credit somehow for a basic idea, but you didn't create it any more than you would have if you had someone else do the work for you.

So you're doing something unethical to generate something that isn't yours - that you don't deserve credit for. You're using something known to dumb users down and harm the environment and destroy jobs (including those of artists whose work was stolen to train the AI).

And I don't understand why anyone would want to do something so foolish and unethical.

Do your own work. Develop your own skills, if you don't have them now. That'll make you a smarter and better person than the unethical pretenders using AI.