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If you want one article to explain what's wrong with "consuming A.I. content" instead of reading stories and looking at pictures made by people, try this one.
Poet Wendy Xu has composed a very clear, succinct, and penetrating explanation of what is wrong with so-called artificial intelligence. She contrasts the anti-reality, anti-growth effects of what my son calls the yes machine with two works about (among other things) the limits of imaginary escapes: Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson and The Boy and the Heron by Hayao Miyazaki. Read it here:
Wendy Xu discusses creativity and the importance of getting through hardship.