industIt's a good thing that the hurdle of visualization has been knocked down for everyone, it's the product that matters more.
if anyone actually believes stuff like this, please just go to your local art museum. i had just visited the chicago art museum again recently, and i stood completely in actual AWE at the scale and detail of some of the finest paintings in human history. it was impossible to not be humbled by the ability to walk up to the painting and see the innate physicality to the paintings. it was impossible to not be absolutely intrigued and inspired by some of the stories and circumstances that caused these paintings to be. art (in all its forms, not just visual) is so much more than the end result, it's something that humans innately have craved to do from the back of their psyche since before the discovery of fire. commodifying that and turning it into an automated process is anti-human