This is such a low-IQ take. When your child draws a picture of your family, it makes you feel something. Not because of the crayon's quality, but because we resonate with the message. The tools used do not matter. They never have. Art has always been subjective, and the medium has never stopped humans from ascribing meaning. From cave paintings to fertility sculptures to film cameras, and now generative cameras. I just spent a week in Hollywood watching my friend generate new sequences based on real footage because they didn't have the budget to film 100,000 soldiers on location. He then recorded performances of the actors using the same motion capture tools that they used on Avatar, but now AI lets him map the performance on the characters for a 1/10th of the time and cost. I couldn't actually tell that it was AI; it looked incredible. Because it was driven by a real filmmaker, with real actors. The paintbrush does not matter. The reason AI films don't make you feel emotion right now is due to technical shortcomings and talent scarcity. That will change very soon as mass adoption occurs.