Are you sure that knowing it was generated did not affect your impression?
If you were told instead it was made by a human, you'd likely reach harder for a meaning without knowing it, and find it.
Meaning is subjective enough as it is.
If you were told instead it was made by a human, you'd likely reach harder for a meaning without knowing it, and find it.
Meaning is subjective enough as it is.
The meaning still feels accidental though, not that far off from thinking a random sentence generator’s output is profound. It may very well be profound, but I don’t think you can attribute the profundity to the algorithm. AI (From the AI works I’ve seen) is incapable of purposeful communication with the audience. AI art isn’t solved until it can do that, let alone communicate new ideas.
Discussing this topic further leads down an (interesting!) rabbit hole of what makes things actually worthwhile in life.