Comment by AlienRobot

I've read similar thoughts before about AI art. When the process was still developing, you would see AI "artwork" that was the most inhumanly uncanny pictures. Things that twisted the physical forms that human artists perceive with the fundamental pixel format/denoising algorithms that the AI works with. It was just uniquely AI and not something a human being would be able to replicate. "There are no errors just happy accidents." In there you say there was a real art medium/genre with its own intrinsic worth.

After a few months AI developers refined the process to just replicate images so they looked like a human being made them, in effect killing what was the real AI art.