When computers started beating humans at chess, there was a similar moment of anxiety.
One good quote from that era: "You should be no more concerned that a computer can beat you in chess than that a car can beat you in a race."
Technology changes the experience of being human. Chess used to be the marker of human intelligence; that passed. Now some forms of creativity will too.
I'm not anxious about it. It's just not pleasant to see. There are some painters like Dali (I assume Dall-E is not by accident) or Bosch who had created kinda similar "products" but to me they are interesting and fun to look at. The AI products are kinda useless creap, mashups without sense from dump machines and that's give me this wired feeling which makes me hate it.
One good quote from that era: "You should be no more concerned that a computer can beat you in chess than that a car can beat you in a race."
Technology changes the experience of being human. Chess used to be the marker of human intelligence; that passed. Now some forms of creativity will too.