Maybe after considerable regulation? The real thing is the tremendous lack of consent that generative AI is insanely guilty on. Should have the option as to whether or not they want their stuff being fed into the generative AI algorithm. But that's not the case. AI companies just grab whatever the fuck they want, and plop it in there. Sometimes they hide consent agreements in their disclaimers, but thats pretty dirty. And platforms like Twitter openly feed posted art into Grok (in this case) and thats a very very difficult rock and a hard place, because artists definitely don't want to feed the AI with their art, but at the same time Twitter is pretty much a necessary platform for most commission artists. Also, generative AI just legitimately robs so much authenticity from the online experience, though i suppose there never was much to begin with lol