>so called art
If one is legitimately passionate about art then why would they care about the origins or monetization of ((( commercial art )))? Like, there are artists that are technically more skilled then me, as could be said of some technological construct, be it a camera or an animated database of photographs, but that doesn't stop me from painting. I don't expect anyone to pay me money for what I enjoy doing and look upon those that fret over commercialization as an institution with the same skepticism that I would look at a church that charged a cover fee at the door.
One thing that I do feel unsettled by, with respect to AI at the moment, is the prospect that we may have lived through a brief era where an anon could post anonymously and have a high degree of certainty that they were interacting with another anon and not a bot. It's odd to be confronted with the prospect that the days of anonymous posting, with that high degree of certainty that one was interacting with another anon online, might be a thing of the past.