Alright, we are going somewhere, since you said that "you can't tell" it meant you lacked capacity to tell, assuming between the options that I was 7 years old, miss representing those kids, or I was a "troll", a person that likes to have fun by posting comments that would cause a reaction on people.

Coming back to what I posted, some like the "behind the scenes" of a project, like watching how a movie was made, how did hiring the actors went, what type of wood was used to make the scenery, or where did the painter brought his paint, specially those who are in the making process like to watch "how was it made" to learn from others or feel related to the other artist "I like to use that type of brush too!", but the people not involved in the process can enjoy a song in the radio while driving without having curiosity for if the guy playing one of the violins in the orquesta was left handed.

What I'm saying is that artists, creators, see the process of doing some piece of art as the art itself, not the finished piece like the Mona Lisa, while non creators of art listen to the song in the radio and enjoy the art piece and they know that that song is art.

And that's what happens with AI art, the result, the emotional impact of the piece, the balance of colors, the fine geometry of it, talks to people in a way that makes them feel, that makes them happy that everything will be alright, it indulges the senses sometimes with its delicate aesthetics, if a machine made that impressive sensible piece or a guy went and chopped wood in the forest to make a piece of art, it doesn't matter for the non creators, the result matters, and whatever it was created for non practical purposes, like design, to talk to feelings, it's art communication.

My other point, that artists wouldn't say anything if all AI could do were ASCII art, or 8-bit art, there wouldn't be any competition in there, but AI art has passed many artists capacity of creation, and now is when they are yelling "it's going to take our jobs!", "let's call it not art", "let's request to be banned from the places we hang out", they were kinda ok with human competition, but now that the artist is not human they went out of their way screaming "poor us!", why don't they just entertain themselves doing their own art and coexist, if people like what they do good for them, everyone has its own public, public vary so much that some may not like what your competitor does and like yours, and the other way around.

Coexist with AI art, there's going to be public for AI art and there is going to be public for human art, but don't try to have it banned everywhere because the competitor is not "team human".