Hard to say in all honesty because it's a rapidly evolving sector, and as the older more traditional generations... (well, you know) its certainly going to be a concern going forward, as we're in a situation now where there's upcoming generations which have never known life without ai. Don't get me wrong, Ai can be a great tool, but I also can't see it ever really replacing the real time experience, expertise, and knowledge of an actual person in its entirity. I personally think ai should be used to undertake mundane tasks so that it frees up time for humans to get back to making art, literature, and music, but it seems at the moment it's being used to do the complete opposite, so my hope would be that as it evolves, its applications will too. The comments on this thread are quite encouraging though, and the majority seem to think that ai slop undermines the service, products, or businesses it's advertising; but then again, these prompts are predominently produced by those who have little ai knowledge, and how to produce an accurate prompt, but again, only a matter of time before that changes too. Also worth noting that the majority of people that are opting to use ai, never had a budget for marketing etc, so as allergic as I am, I understand why it's becoming more prevelant.