u/Key-Piccolo-9321

I don't think it's a bad show, but it replaced iCarly and Victorious, which were better shows, so I understand why people wouldn't like it.

Sam leaves Seattle for LA, so she wouldn't be able to do things with her old friends. But Cat never left LA and still attends Hollywood Arts. We can assume she hangs with the rest of the Victorious crew while they're at school, which we don't see except that one time. But the group did a lot of things outside of school together.

You can't get all the actors back for every episode of the show, but it doesn't make sense why we'd never see them, except for the special. It would make sense if people in her friend group would appear every once in a while, and Robbie should've been a recurring character, because Cat and him were so close. The scenes where Robbie and Sam interact were the best parts of the special, and I wish we would've gotten more.

It feels like the group abandoned Cat outside of school. I'm sure that wasn't the intention of the writers, but it feels that way.

Did Leonardo da Vinci credit the paintbrush when painting the Mona Lisa?

Do people who use Photoshop credit the program when using it for their art?

AI is no different. It is a tool, and what you put into it is what you get out of it.

AI being trained off existing art is no different than human eyes looking at existing art and getting inspiration from it. Do those artists usually credit how they learned everything? No, they just create.

There is no reason to credit anyone when making AI art, because it is your art, and prompting is a new way to create art.

If he is, why does Robbie tolerate all his insults and bring him everywhere? If he's not, then why does Robbie insult himself and his friends interact with Rex as if he's real?