Thank you for the response. Allow me to be direct and address some key points.

First, it is mentioned that AI lacks a "deep, holistic, and unblocked relationship with all things." But let’s think about this: do we disqualify the work of architects who now design using computers just because they no longer use pencil and paper? Technology has advanced, and with it our creative tools. The fact that something is done with technology does not make it less valuable or authentic.

Regarding the idea of "returning to the source" or to the spiritual, it is essential to remember that not everyone shares those beliefs. For many, AI is a tool that allows for the expression of ideas, exploration of emotions, and projection of thoughts in ways that were previously unimaginable. It’s not that technology is in conflict with creativity; rather, it empowers it.

On the topic of technology, it is crucial to clarify that none is intrinsically good or bad. A knife can be used to prepare food or to cause harm, depending on who uses it and with what intention. The same goes for AI. It is not a matter of technology being "benign" or "malign," but how we use it. Like any tool, the power of AI depends on the hands that wield it.

Furthermore, no one should have to conform to the policies of a small group of Luddites who consider themselves the police of art and information, dictating what is valid and what is not. Hive is a diverse platform with many communities and different perspectives, and it makes no sense to limit oneself to the opinions of a few who try to impose their visions. There are many other communities that value innovation and creative diversity.

Finally, while all beliefs are respected, it is vital to recognize that we live in a world where ideas, tools, and forms of expression are constantly evolving. AI is part of that evolution, and for many, it is a valuable tool that opens up new creative possibilities. No one should feel obligated to justify their use of these tools to those who do not wish to adapt to modern times.