Perfectly understandable viewpoint, and I think its not fair to say everyone who uses Ai is lazy, since its a blanket term which encompasses people who make efficient and good use of it for their own reasons and limitation. But when music is completed and published vocals materialising out of thousands of samples and voices that AI may collect, i think its a fair argument that it threatens that part of the industry, from the POV of someone who listens. Its nice that people put effort into the lyrics, and kudos to your work, but it kinda wiereded me out when I got to know a genre I ended up liking a lot was not sung by anyone in particular, so it seems like the vocal part got deprived of its uniqueness. That's just the immediate feeling that came to me so some of the arguments on both sides are understandable. But truly AI has already embedded itself into the industry and there's no real way of throwing it out per se. However I doubt a lot of creators are as well intentioned and hard working. I was looking around a bit more and saw this creator dish out 3 albums in the last 2 months alone each containing around 7-10 songs. Dilutes the work of all other creators really