You're kinda missing the point with that statement as you're ignoring the financial aspect of it. The reality is that most art creators are getting paid by mar

You're kinda missing the point with that statement as you're ignoring the financial aspect of it. The reality is that most art creators are getting paid by marketing departments to create essentially stock art for various marketing initiatives. it's likely not particularly enjoyable work, but is probably necessary for living for a lot of unknown artists. If that market is categorically removed from the equation, these artists will have serious issues going forward. It's like the old argument of workers getting redundant by automation. Sure, some people will find new jobs in other deciplines, but not everyone. Though to be fair, current models aren't there yet. They might get there eventually, and that's the fear if a lot of people.