It's fascinating how this has exposed two different fundamental outlooks on art. One that doesn't care if art comes from an algorithm, as long as it's "good" enough on some linear measure. And another that considers the context/subtext of the creator's intent, process, etc. so much as to render art empty or pointless or meaningless if that dimension isn't there.
One sees it only as a commodity to be consumed and the other actually gives a shit about art.
Have you missed the whole explosion of terrible movies that make tons of money(Marvel, Avatar, etc)?
Apparently, the masses don't care about art.
1000%
they don't want to make art, they want to make content
And the ones that want to make art get iced out or pushed out.
Studio executives have never made art, nor cared about it for the most part.