If you are aware of how extractive GenAI can be and how it puts artists at a disadvantage by training on their data often w/o their consent or compensation while producing cheap derivate content that reduces the value of their art you wouldn't call it "squeal of insecurity" but "justified rage"
The term "AI slop" has always rubbed me the wrong way — it reads less like a critique than a squeal of insecurity, and I suspect it'll fade. We're often told to separate the art from the artist and judge the work on its own terms. If a piece — human, human+AI, or mostly AI — moves you or thousands of others, why should how it was made count against it?













