Perhaps more relevant is whether AI methods are like tracing. That is a method of working which is not considered acceptable in most furry art communities without explicit permission. The content might be fine by itself, but the means of production are not kosher. There is also the same underlying motivation of unfairness - that someone is benefitting from work that is not theirs, to the detriment of the original author who sees their work duplicated by others, rather than getting the commissions themselves.
As for cabinets, it is clear that AI can deliver them, but far less clear that it can deliver the ones people want, if they have something specific in mind. In that light, it may be most successful in taking away the business of those who don't know what they want.
Perhaps more relevant is whether AI methods are like tracing. That is a method of working which is not considered acceptable in most furry art communities without explicit permission. The content might be fine by itself, but the means of production are not kosher. There is also the same underlying motivation of unfairness - that someone is benefitting from work that is not theirs, to the detriment of the original author who sees their work duplicated by others, rather than getting the commissions themselves.
As for cabinets, it is clear that AI can deliver them, but far less clear that it can deliver the ones people want, if they have something specific in mind. In that light, it may be most successful in taking away the business of those who don't know what they want.