Seeing people adoringly praise AI art on social media is like having that “so, wait, you actually like Adam Sandler comedies?” moment several times a day, every day.
The quality of AI art seems inversely proportional to the amount of praise given to it by the initial poster.
That the more interesting examples of AI art are often posted either with little comment except for context or almost apologetically, lends credence to the idea that curation had some role to play there.
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They are like gold diggers: they search, and when the find, they announce. But when they strike gold, it is because of a mix of luck and work.
Which doesn't make it so different from using Google Search, in the long run.
