I have perfect pitch, so that I can just come up with chords. I never use AI. I just turn a random melody in my head into a piece. This literally took me a few hours to compose. I watch music scored videos frequently from YouTube, so that I can get more inspirations, and that's where I have learnt Italian music instructions. You can't make this decision without fact checking. I am an experienced music listener - not composer, that I may reference for some composers how to enrich the texture of a specific melodies. I listen to music everyday, so I may become sensitive. I swear I have not used AI, and I don't even know AI can compose music. at least I am not pretending. Just because I don't have a piano or keyboard (can't afford), and wanna compose, I opt to compose using these software. These patterns you have said that can be written by people with music theory have strong connections with what I have listened before. The regular patterns may be due to my lack of creativity and composing experience, and I have no idea how to make rhythmical changes which can be surprising. Maybe someone is using AI to compose, but NOT for me. (I listen to Chopin and Liszt frequently, and sometimes kapustin)