/lit/ - Literature

Don't you feel like most people acknowledge AI work as "soulless"?
AI art can be beautiful or attractive, but the second that I know it's AI, I lose pretty much all interest in the art besides the novel value of "wow isn't it nice that a human didn't write this"

The question of whether or not people will continue to view AI art as soulless and a novelty is the more interesting question. Honestly, I just feel like most people will prefer a flawed piece created by a human over a perfect piece created by a soulless automaton.