Congrats!

Some thoughts cross my mind when I consider your question, Krista. Forgive me if I don't answer directly. Firstly, I highly doubt that photographers who use Photoshop to add all manner of layers, filters, etc to a 'capture' that took perhaps a moment to take (albeit with perhaps years of experience) worry either about its use, or its disclosure. They create and publish a stunning image. Secondly, AI is a baby compared to where it will be in the very near future. I think it's analogous to the personal computer ("no one will want one of those - they are for business only!") or the Internet ("it won't last - it's a fad!") believe that the current negative perception of AI in marketing, etc will transition with familiarity, as AI permeates virtually every area of activity. Thirdly, AI is fundamentally misconstrued in much of the artistic (including writing) community. It is seen either as a plagiarizer, or a text spinner. The fact that it is a pattern matcher par excellence, requiring a large amount of human intelligence and creativity to achieve unique and emotionally-resonant results is unknown or ignored. My two cents.