I think people are still trying to find the proper balance using AI. Most LLMs are going to begin embedding invisible statistical watermarks in the text of AI-created content at the code level to allow dissuade people from claiming AI-created content as their own. I think this will be a good thing and will force content creators to start using their brains again and consumers of content will be able to tell what's AI created and what isn't. Here in the US there's a growing resistance to AI and data centers, especially amongst younger people. However, I believe AI is here to stay and whichever country masters it first will have a pretty large advantage over the rest of the world.
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AI is definitely here to stay. You're right, a lot of AI may not have visible watermarks, but as you've said, the systems are definitely going to be putting in their code watermarks in the backend so that other systems can recognize that it's AI. I think there's honestly nothing wrong with integrating AI into a workflow, I just think people will need to be more creative about it to get the best results.
Big tech companies currently using it for security are just being too lazy and not integrating people to do delicate things as security because they just don't care.