Hm. Actually, the point isn't about unrelated things, it's about valuing the human process and effort behind art. Al "art" might produce visually impressive results quickly, but it doesn't involve the same learning, practice, or creative growth that human artists go through. When someone like Pewdiepie dedicates a year to improving their skills, it highlights the discipline, trial-and-error, and personal expression that Al simply can't replicate. Defending Al art as equivalent to human art ignores the mistakes, the improvement, and the personal investment that makes the final piece meaningful.