Yeah, my point wasn't about can AI do it, my point was, those artificial limits exist and will continue to exist in one form or another. DALL E might become more and more advanced and awesome, but if it's owners won't let you use the word braid in any form, how do we make Nynaeve?

To further add, it locks out certain words based on who knows what. I do make use of Bing's Art Generator (Dall E 3) and the weirdest things cause hiccups. The other day I spent half an hour rewriting a prompt again and again with it going "This is inappropriate and cannot be generated." Want to know what the evil naughty thing was that prevented the AI for working? I asked for the art to have braided hair. Literally that was it. I took out the word Braided and it all suddenly worked fine. And you think that level of inane censorship is going to let an AI do WoT? I'm not even talking about if the AI can evolve to be good or not.

When you've lived with privilege, equality feels like oppression. I find it fascinating how many people insist the goal was women superiority when the women were equal to the men. That's all I'll say on that matter.

Here's one thing I'm confused about. Why do people think it's reasonable to get an animated series anytime soon? Let's look at Amazon's Big Animated shows that came out in the last 5 years. We have essentially three categories. Super Big IPs that had some sort of Celebrity backing. Super Big IPs that have casual appeal, Super Big IPs that brought in their own Money. And a sort of 4th in Super Big IPs they are already running and the animation is a spinoff, like Diabolicol. The First category is looking at things like Invincible. Where the show is done well and gaining popularity, but started with Celeb support pushing it. The Second Category is something like their Angry Birds show. The Third is going to be your Hazbin Hotels and Legends of Vox Machina where there was already tons of money and a huge fanbase and Amazon just jumped on board to lighten the load. (Vox Machina in particular is a shining example of this. The company who owns it did a Kickstarter with a goal of $750k for what would have been the first two episodes of season 1. Then stretch goals up to 8.8 Million that would cover all of season 1. They didn't expect it. They raised 11 million. They didn't get picked up by Amazon, they walked to multiple studios already having the money to produce season 1 entirely and chose Prime.) In all honesty, WoT has none of this.