I agree with you

I understand the worries and controversy, there's no doubt that AI will affect our work opportunities as composers, artists etc. At the same time I see the possibilities of making the films I always dreamed of making. People should understand that AI doesn't remove humans from the process. For example, if I go to Midjourney and put it a prompt, it doesn't come back with a perfect picture ready to be used in video or art. Like a photographer who takes 50 photos to find one good one, you go through a process of rendering images until one or more is acceptable to you. Your artist's eye and imagination sees the potential in that image. Now you need to upscale it. Now you need to take it into Adobe Light Room and work on the lighting and colour. Or you put it in Adobe Photoshop or After Effects and work with the image until it is to your satisfaction. Now you take to an animation software and animate it. Then you take it into Premier Pro or Capcut and cut it with other images that have been through the same process. So let's say they get to the point where one simple prompt will spit out a bunch of possible scenes for a movie that you can choose from. It's still you, your eye, your creativity, your imagination that puts it together in the end. My final word is, I guess... why do we create? Because the act of creation lights us up inside. AI can't take the act of creation away from any of us. Unless we let it.

you arent an artist who cares about your opinon