Sure. If the gripe is that it’s difficult to make money off of AI art, well, it’s difficult to make money off of any art, especially if someone is working with unusual materials and tools. The market will decide if there is demand for it, but the market in general has historically been an extremely poor mechanism for matching artists with the audience who can see and appreciate their art. Art makes a poor product. The starving artist stereotype exists for a reason.

P.s. Pop art actually directly talked about this relationship with the market and it’s interesting because of that, not only because the colors and shapes were fun to look at (but that too).