There's an interesting pattern in how people gradually warm up to new tech. Start them off with AI tools generating memes, absurd images, joke content—stuff artists wouldn't waste energy on anyway. Let them play around, have fun with the trivial stuff. Then something clicks. Once they've seen what the tool can handle, they start wondering what else is possible. Suddenly the serious applications don't seem so foreign anymore. The low-stakes experimentation becomes the gateway to real utility. Lose some battles with the skeptics early on, but you've already won the war by making the technology feel accessible and harmless. That's how adoption actually happens.