I think the same thing will happen that has happened in the past with music & movies: the technology part will disappear in the eyes of the audience, and the ar

I think the same thing will happen that has happened in the past with music & movies: the technology part will disappear in the eyes of the audience, and the artist will remain and collect all the prestige as the auteur. Take two examples: pop stars, and auteurs. The producer, who is a huge contributor to their sound, stays invisible, or if not then vastly less known. People attribute all the music skill essentially to the pop star alone. Directing's an even better example: essentially a pure technology job that we've still managed to abstract away into its own form of art. Eventually the use of AI will involve enough knobs and levers that it will be like directing a movie. Then people will become famous for doing that, for delivering the unique experience that only that person, the "face" for the technology, can bring.