It'll be an interesting line to be sure. Right now the tech still requires some nuance to be able to slap it all together into what I think most people would w

It'll be an interesting line to be sure. Right now the tech still requires some nuance to be able to slap it all together into what I think most people would want. While i expect the interface and the like to get a lot better, all good tutorials of this tech so far show many iterations over many different parts of an image to get something "cohesive". Blending those little mini iterations together is VASTLY easier than just making the whole thing, but not just plug and play for something professional. Still there will be a huge dent in how long it takes to make certain styles of work and that will lower demand considerably, and there's a large market of artists who thrive on casual commissions which this might replace.