I find this concerning. It's yet another way to "automate" to remove opportunities for human illustrators and graphic artists to try to make a living. Warning: political rant follows.

Because most of the world lives under some form of capitalism, automation and AI work to help corporations increase profits by minimizing labor costs, instead of enabling humans to work less and have more leisure. Instead of celebrating freeing humans from tedium, we have to be worried about humans becoming redundant. The idea of universal basic income needs to be revived and promoted.

My two cents.