It's so good, it gave the elephant an extra leg.
Spending hours doing trial-and-error with image-generation prompts is also exhausting.
Are we at the point where authors can feed their entire article text into an image-generator and it repeatedly (95%?) produces appropriate, if not very apt, artwork?
Links without an image are just physically smaller on Twitter or Facebook, they don't stand out as well.
"The earliest versions of the parable of blind men and elephant is found in Buddhist, Hindu and Jain texts, as they discuss the limits of perception and the importance of complete context. The parable has several Indian variations [...]"