The UX for generating and manipulating media with AI is going to change dramatically because the media itself is changing. Right now it's mostly text2image and image2video. But 3D is coming up really fast. In the next 12 months we'll be generating entire 3D scenes in Luma or Midjourney. You'll be creating NeRFs or Gaussian Splats, not images. Those will serve as our "digital sets". You'll be able to navigate through 3D scenes and adjust your angle, perspective, depth of field, focal length, etc. Inside those scenes is where we'll capture photos and shoot videos. Imagine going image2nerf, moving your camera around a 3D scene, keyframing out a camera path. Imagine segmenting objects and characters within those scenes, prompting action and VFX. Imagine tracing movement paths or controlling character movement and expressions using your front facing camera and AR. Luma is ushering in a new medium in the form of NeRFs/Gaussian Splats. Midjourney is heading in that direction now as well. They are innovating on the media itself, and the features are going to be built for that new medium, not for what we see today. Initially it will look like a static 3D image you can adjust your camera angle and set the depth of field. After that we'll be generating full 3D scenes with movement and VFX. Both of these tools are VERY well positioned to be the entry point for the masses to begin exploring 3D.