With Seedance 2.0 I am genuinely worried about the future of Blender

My worries were a bit more reserved even around the emergence of Veo 3 and Sora 2 notably because camera movement in AI was difficult to control, but Seedance 2.0 has effectively eliminated the problem though partially, it is enough to make a viable product, Scrolling and seeing output of convincing motion graphics, jaw-dropping cinematics has left me gloomy in the face of what will be left for hand-crafted artwork, now I trust and am sure that there will always be some dedicated community that will keep Blender alive, what I am worried about is that in the future, AI content as we already are seeing with Seedance 2.0 becomes so saturated that the novelty of a high quality animation wears out and what if the high saturation dissuades people from entering the blender community and we will never see the explosive surge of new users in the past 4 years ever again. It is less about what is right and more about what will survive in the end