[dahwolf]

Nothing would stop her from continuing to create art the human way. The most intrinsically motivated will certainly do so.

But it's only half the story. Besides the process of creating art in itself being rewarding, the other rewarding part should be how other people relate to it.

One might have trained themselves for thousands of hours and this will be reflected in the output. Most people suck at art thus the skill, dedication and creativity are recognized as such. This system has merit and scarcity.

The new system has no merit as any fool can type in a few words. Nor does it have scarcity which means an overabundance of output. Both contribute to a lost sense of meaning in creating and even consuming art.

If tomorrow we will all be as fast as the fastest runner, running will become quite pointless. There is no reward or recognition for running fast. In fact, you can't even call it fast anymore, as anybody can do it.