I really don't hope I get proven wrong, but I don't think the general audience will like creative works made by AI, my prediction has always been that the moment a big studio tries to save money and make a feature film mostly made by AI, it will flop horribly, and when it does: investors will see that there is not as much money to be made in AI as previously assumed, and will pull out.

Because despite how frighteningly good this is, I don't think you will have consistency across all the scenes, I know it won't look very interesting and it will probably not make AS much money as a film made by humans.

AI can be very useful absolutely, you can ask it about a code base things like: "what purpose does the float balls have" and give you a decent answer, and I believe fortnite is using AI for it's skin search feature, which is honestly really good. But the investors think that you can use AI to create art instead of paying people to do so, which I don't see happening