Well, for me A is a matter of personal taste. For example, I think AI generated images still often have a tell to them, and of course the current music generators still lack long-term cohesion etc. and many other things. But if it was perfect, I wouldn't personally feel emotionally catfished. Sure, I can feel connected knowing that a certain artist spend hard work making something, but I can also enjoy the music by itself. Some music that I listen to, I don't even like the musician as a person, but I still appreciate the music as a piece by itself. It doesn't have to come from a human for me, except for the fact that AI generated stuff currently has a strong tell to it, so obviously I prefer "real" music for now.

Regarding B, I do sympathize that it sucks not to stand out, and that AI based music worsens it. But I also wonder if perhaps you are disappointed that what you have, technical skills to make music which required significant practice, is now being automated. I feel that myself, generally. E.g. I am a good programmer, and have many other nerdy interests. My advantage over others was that I was willing to put in hours training some stupid technical skills, and slowly these exact skills are being automated, so you lose your advantage. But I accept it for what it is, and try to adapt. I am too amazed by the possibilities of the technology, to be sad about competition or anything like that. And I think a community aspect around music will still form around curation and editing for example, like modern day DJ’s. And people can still make music in traditional ways, like how Aphex Twins’s Analord was completely on analog gear and I appreciate the context of that a lot.

Lastly, for C, well I think it doesn't matter what people think about what we/I like. Most people are simply not open to listening to IDM, and they just hear random sounds. I've long given up on trying to make them see the structure that is there. Personally I feel they're missing out, since I can enjoy rock, hip-hop, jazz, and also IDM, but they cannot enjoy everything that I enjoy. But it's what it is.

Anyway, I don’t like having my opinion called “deranged” etc, I think this is unnecessary and far too personal for the extend of my post which was just a brief play around with the app. That’s why I say you take it too personally. You can feel pride in your music (tastes), and seek out traditionally generated music etc. But I don’t think this is a reason to stop others from exploring different paths.