Whenever there is a new technology that can get you 90%, 80%, 70% of the way to the quality standards of the previous way of doing things for a fraction of the cost there's an explosion of low-quality junk.
This isn't actually always an entirely bad thing? Frequently, lower-quality things are being made on a tight budget that otherwise simply would not have been made at all before. Even if quality is, in the absolute sense, low, an audience that would not have been served at all now is.