No. For example, photography was attacked by painters, and railways by horse owners. Neither was wrong, but each implied a lower price per service, faster delivery, and higher precision as a technologically superior tool. However, the issue today with how digital creators use AI is that it isn't being used as a tool to improve quality, speed up work, or lower production costs. Instead, it is being pushed as a final product - one that dilutes quality and originality through an amalgamation of recycled data center training, sold at the exact same price or higher, and often requiring far more energy to produce in the first place. That’s the difference.

Also, all the creepy videos on Instagram, Tiktok and YouTube... I think you get what is an issue.