[npteljes]

I think this is actually a good counterpoint to something that OP missed. It's not that it's not great that a Komatsu can also do it. Both are great. But we need to have the appropriate expectations, to end up with the feeling of appreciation. In the AI case, the art looks like "human art", and often it's also presented as such. Then, learning that actually AI did it is akin to betrayal. But actually people like to appreciate a whole lot of artful things that people didn't, or only partially "did": electronic music, the sounds and visuals of nature, emergent behavior of things like the game of life, visual output of algorithms, and so on.