Now, if you tell the AI to create some art for you and it shoots out this then I would say the AI created it.
The example in this thread is like giving credit to a paintbrush for a painting.
Well, I didn't tell it to just "make something" - I told it exactly what I wanted it to create, using words, and then it made that.
Actually, it made multiple versions of what I asked for, because with words there's always room for different interpretations.
I just picked one of those versions that I felt looked nicer to me.
Maybe one day you'll have a personal household robot, and you'll ask it to make some meal for you - an omelette, or a pizza, or a stew, or something.
And that AI robot will interpret your request and then make it.
Then maybe over time, as you ask it to make that thing again and again, it might make different versions of it that still conform to what you'd asked for.
Then maybe one day you'll say "Oh wait! I like the way you made it this time best! From now on, I want it to always be exactly like this!"
And then your AI robot will make a note to remember that exact particular way, and always do it that specific way in the future.
But then by having it always make that meal in that exact way, you might end up missing out on other possible versions of it that you might have liked even more had you tried them.
You may then tell it to make multiple versions of that meal and serve them all up for you. Then you'll take a bite from each, and choose the one you want, while throwing out the others.
You better learn to control yourself, and stop wasting all that goddamn food.