Are AI Music Visualizer tools changing how creators approach music video production?

One trend I have been noticing recently is that AI-generated music and AI-generated video are starting to merge into a single workflow. A few years ago, creating a music video usually required separate tools for editing,motion graphics, asset creation, and final production. Now many AI music visualizer platforms are attempting to handle a large portion of that process automatically.After testing several newer platforms,including Freebeat I noticed that many of them are moving toward the same direction: generating scenes around the structure of the music itself rather than simply creating random visuals. Browser-based workflows and simplified interfaces are also making these tools accessible to creators with little or no video-editing experience. In some cases, the visuals felt surprisingly personalized to the song itself rather than looking like generic AI-generated footage. At the same time, getting the exact style you want can still require some experimentation and multiple attempts. What I find more interesting than any individual product is the broader trend. As these systems become easier to use, are we moving toward a future where a single creator can produce both music and video without traditional production pipelines?Or do you think AI visualizers will remain useful mainly for short-form and experimental content rather than replacing conventional music video production?