I function as hybrid digital and traditional for the toolkit, but I took a hard veer towards only creating physical art for the most part of things since the ascent of AI art.

I've always used hand drawn art. I've sometimes looked up AI art, but I've never posted any

I don't think I ever seen any artist I know go back to drawing traditional art myself.

I got worried about ai art, like my own work being seen as ai

I cant do hand drawn because I cant take good pictures of it

Hello!
I am not very good at drawing myself; but I am fascinated with the process - physical drawing by hand, digital drawing by hand, and AI-"drawing". From working and conversing with artists about their process, some have shared the entire spectrum of reactions:
a) One of my acquaintances went back purely to hand-drawing. This person has experienced higher demand for their art.
b) Four acquaintances quit taking commissions, because AI competition reduced their income from art. They had to find a job to sustain themselves; and with less time to devote to art, it is now merely a hobby for their own personal enjoyment.
c) Four acquaintances reported that they have actually incorporated AI into their own work. Some have experimented with drawing their own line art and having it colored by AI. Others drew and colored their characters, but then used AI to create backgrounds.
d) The vast majority of acquaintances simply continue to draw in whichever techniques they have been pursuing up to this point. They continue to develop their awesome skills, occasionally incorporate a new tablet/computer or a new drawing software, but primarily focus on their own process and do not worry too much about AI.
The consensus appears to be that true artistry (digital or hand drawn) is, for the time being, still superior to AI's creations; and true connoisseurs will be able to tell the difference and support living artists correspondingly.
Blessings!

Me. A year ago I was experimenting quite a bit with Midjourney and Stable Diffusion and every time I got results out of it I was like "this is okay, but I want this and this and this changed" and by the time I got it where i wanted I might as well have just drawn it from scratch, so I ended up drawing stuff the regular way and then stopped using AI tools, and it indirectly broke my art block.

Even before AI was a thing I've been doing both traditional and digital

Sort of. I was slowly re-learning traditional materials like watercolor since about 2015. It was something I wanted to master for a long time. AI art pushed me to it slightly more. The side effect of becoming better at traditional tools helped my digital art, too.

I will not make a commission with any artist who uses any form of AI what so ever. AI is theft, pure and simple as that. Anyone who uses AI is stealing from content makers, artists, and writers.