I don't work in the field but I observe it pretty closely and my feeling is that comments like this remind me of the people I spoke to in the 1990s who said that Windows and Intel would never replace their Unix workstations.

Right now if I go on LinkedIn most header images on people's posts are AI generated. On video posts on LinkedIn that's a lot less, but we are beginning to see it now. The static image transition has taken maybe 3 years? The video transition will probably take about the same.

There's a set of content where people care about the human content of art, but there is a lot of content where people just don't care.

The thing is that there is a lot of money in generating this content. That money drives tool improvement and those improved tools increase accessibility.

> Have you ever asked yourself why this revolution hasn't come yet?

We are in the middle of the revolution which makes it hard to see.