I think your usage of "matter" and theirs is different. It's furniture. Furniture "matters" in a restaurant and having the wrong furniture can hurt your busines

I think your usage of "matter" and theirs is different. It's furniture. Furniture "matters" in a restaurant and having the wrong furniture can hurt your business— but compared to the food, it's essentially inconsequential. There's a spectrum of how much furniture matters in any given place ranging from very short stay waiting areas to architect's offices, and commercial art is no different. If that image was truly inconsequential, you wouldn't need one there. Non-informational graphics on most non-professionally designed power point decks likely matter less. I'd say there's about a zero percent chance of a two page spread opening a feature article in a magazine being ai-generated unless it's an article about ai-generated images, and even then, it probably took professionals longer to massage it into shape than all of the rest of them. Specificity and per-pixel control is just so important in professional graphics workflows and despite what a huge stack of people who aren't professional designers will tell you, they are simply the wrong tool for the job. It's fundamentally the wrong interface. Maybe what Adobe or another player who knows what the industry needs will nail it, but it won't look like Midjourney— that's for sure.