Because, generally, art is not considered a real profession. "Making it big" in the art world is an incredible gamble, and even more-so today with so many atten

Because, generally, art is not considered a real profession. "Making it big" in the art world is an incredible gamble, and even more-so today with so many attention-grabbing alternatives (movies, TV, YouTube, blogs, music, etc.) The impact of AI-generated art will barely be felt, in my opinion. While software engineering, on the other hand, is considered a "real" profession. Millions of people make a steady living coding, designing, testing, architecting, etc. The impact of AI on the software development work-flow will be immense. Tooling has already impacted GIT PRs at my place of work, and when these tools get smarter the impact will only grow. And, if the pattern holds, such tooling will be introduced earlier and earlier in the design/development workflow. I'm probably way off, but at the rate things are progressing, I'll give it 10-to-15 years before software development paradigms such as cucumber test files or hexagonal designs/drawing are directly transformed into coded, reviewed, tested, running and deployed solutions.