Corporations & Artificial Intelligence

AI (artificial intelligence) must be outlawed on a corporate level for the sustainability of creative jobs. Don't confuse my words, AI is a very useful tool, of which can expedite society into a utopia, but people who have shed years of their lives onto mastering certain tasks may not hold the same compassion for AI. To the average person, AI is a tool that can allow them to completely erase mundane or cumbersome tasks on a regular level, but corporations view AI as a tool to cut costs---not as in budgeting or investing in good financial decisions, but rather as in firing their employees who are the actual cornerstones of marketing. AI may not be able to post an advertisement on YouTube or X, but it damn-well is capable of creating the videos, text, and artwork that are used in that advertisement. This idea that AI can erase 99% of the effort that goes into creating material also ties into my point, that the use of AI in the corporate space will create unfair leverages for the people that have been apprenticed in manual labor, as opposed to the ones that have invested in honing their skills as artists. All of the people that have sacrificed other opportunities, oblivious to AI, are now the ones being affected the most. AI is replacing the high-skill and high-paying jobs that base the economy and industry of every Western country, and something must be done to combat that. Federally, the use of AI must be solely limited to colloquial purposes.