Any time someone in tech says that their software or AI is “democratising creativity”, they desperately need to be reminded:
A notepad costs about 50p.
A biro costs 26p.
A set of twelve colouring pencils costs about £15.
A second hand acoustic guitar can be had for under £50.
None of these things require electricity, an internet connection, or any bloody monthly subscriptions.
They don’t want to “democratise”, they want to privatise. They want to be the landlord and you to be the tenant.