I feel like this discussion devolved into "what is art?", while completely missing my original thesis. Of course every image this app produces is art. But that'

I feel like this discussion devolved into "what is art?", while completely missing my original thesis. Of course every image this app produces is art. But that's the point... art is infinitely broad, and the art that this app produces is trivially narrow. So this isn't an argument about art, but instead well-designed surveys. The only possible conclusion one can draw from this app isn't "what are people's art preferences?", but instead "what are people's drawn-in-ten-seconds-in-mspaint preferences?" The app would just as accurately gague people's art preferences if it presented only photos of shoes.