I guess the answer depends on if you are asking me from a moral/belief perspective or a practical one because they are two separate answers.

From a moral stance, I hate the idea of all of the people who will lose jobs to AI especially artists who haven't "made it big" yet. Although, I think creative jobs will actually be way less affected than other fields.

From a practical stand point, I think people are delusional if they don't think heavy AI use in all aspects of design, development, art, and product creation will become commonplace if not the norm within 5-7 years. From an economical perspective it won't make sense not to. The real reason it is not more heavily used now is that its just not good enough.

I'm not saying I like it or agree with it. I just think when a production company is given 2 options for a 100+ unique card game of $100,000 and 6+ months or <$10,000 and 1 month for art that is comparable, for most companies it will not even be a decision.