It seems like they've created a new sculptural style based on a system of constraints that yields an interesting new style, but I'm left wondering if all of those constraints are imposed by the humans: feels like the AI is being used as a tool to render the ideas of the humans rather than making interesting decisions itself.
I tried to get chatGPT to write OpenSCAD a couple weeks ago. Made a good outline and structure for the code, but the spatial relationships were all wrong (somewhat unsurprisingly)
I think taking a collection of 2d images and sculpting a plausible rigged 3d model is the direction of AI I'm more interested in. We have photogrammetry already, but what if the subjects are 'pokemon': and every image of them is from a different angle in a different pose - some features may be squishy, some rigid. The ability to take a character, extract a model and poses and propose additional poses would be incredible: such a tool could let a kid who learns how to draw create a character and drop it into a video game, and use it.