It's like when a kid eats a food and loves it, until they find out it had peas secretly included, then they spit it out and it's gross.

Star Trek touch on this constantly in all their episodes. They have replicator technology that perfectly generates a cup of tea or whatever they want, but they have said in perhaps 500 episodes 'it's just not quite the same as the real thing'. And they as a society still cherish and hold priceless, the original artefacts, even though one can simply replicate them by the billion.

It's a wonder if we will adapt the same reality in the future, or if, as a collective, just accept the convenience of totally replicated art/literature/artifacts.

Even the Beatles are releasing a new song with an AI generated voice of the deceased. Would we curate that song? lol. Interesting times.