Relatively soon, there will be commercial models of this quality for music/code/text/speech/images/3d models etc.
Once these AI generated assets flow like water into the hands of creators, it will significantly change the way people work.
I'm sure some people in this thread have had a taste of this working with Copilot. For me, it's most useful as an un-sticking tool, to get me moving again, or providing half remembered syntax for a language I don't use as frequently.
There's no reason to expect that similar use cases won't make their way into other industries.
- Rapid prototypes of models/textures for video games.
- Quick and easy samples for musicians.
- Emotive speech for audio books and transcriptions.
It won't replace everything, but so much of our media uses art as noise, to fill a gap, and with this, it can be done almost everywhere on the cheap.