Can't argue with the timeless part. A quiet gallery corner and an actual canvas is still my favourite way to spend a weekend. Originality only gets more precious as generated images multiply. The brushstroke isn't going anywhere.
The beauty of real art created by artists using traditional methods, painting on paper, canvas or any other physical surface, is that it's not A.I. generated or created on a computer.
This means the market is still there for painters, sculptors and anyone creating something physical that can be hung or displayed in an art gallery or in someone's home.
Real art is not dead. Think of it as real food vs. artificial food.
In the future, people who can afford real art will own something original, and I believe originality will become even more desirable as real art remains priceless and timeless.