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To me it's not so much about drawing skills. Technical drawing ability is not as necessary as it once was.

It's about aesthetic taste. You will end up with lots of art looking like the AI generated aesthetic. E.g. overly impressive looking at first glance, but lacking any real "character" or human element.

Time and time again we see that impressive looking art does not always translate into good art. Keith Haring's simple line art characters or Van Gogh's big brushstrokes were visually very original and very human, even if they weren't as complex and technically impressive as AI generated art.

I like to assume people are smart. And what will always stand out in art is originality and humanness. Even crappy looking MS Paint drawings can have charm to them, like the NBA Paint guy on Twitter.

I don't really think this feature is all that worrisome, it's more that it'll add unnecessary bloat to a program that's supposed to be very simple and just for making quick pictures. If I want to make something more composited I'm going to use Photoshop, not MS Paint.