Absolutely. This future is being written right now, and as always, some will adapt and still surf on, others will crumble behind. We've seen it lately with picture generation ais, tomorrow it will be movies, music, virtual spaces, etc. Tech progress can never be stopped, even if it has pros and cons. In the end the only winner is popularity. We witnessed it with every major tech progress, fire, electricity, cars, radio, television, smartphones, ai, all of these did have its share of refusal, but eventually became a part of our life.

edit : for ai, we can already see it with r/aiArt, people who never thought they could be creating art are actually having tremendously fun times, some even discovering what old times would have called a "creative gift". Someone I read on Reddit had an interesting comment about it : AI generation is a form of skill comparable to being a writer.

I've been drawing in my childhood, teen, and sometimes in my current adult life, and was always frustrated when I heard people saying "I wish I could do that", because I don't think it's a "gift", but rather a will to focus on something you really enjoy (like sports). As long as you wipe out the gatekeeping made up by elitism, you're building skills step by step, eventually leading to satisfaction, and then concrete results.

Now AI is unlocking this creative freedom for basically anyone who simply wants to dream. Creativity and inspiration are essential for the mind... so I very welcome a tool that can give it to more people.