I'm imaging a future where the top replies to art posted online will become "keywords please" or "what model". Hosting sites may start to enact "AI treatises" i

I'm imaging a future where the top replies to art posted online will become "keywords please" or "what model". Hosting sites may start to enact "AI treatises" into their terms of service that segregate human- and AI- generated content into separate areas and ask users to report entries that they suspect do not belong in either. Asking "what model did you use" becomes an insult to a sizeable portion of artistic creators, a genuine question for others, and a phrase whose implications cannot be avoided for all people involved. What belief systems will we form around AI art after it becomes clear that it's never going away? Many people say that art is subjective. I am thinking that if or when parity between art from humans and AI is achieved, some people are going to believe that a humanistic quality of some sort will be trampled upon in the realization that the two types of art really are indistinguishable. Others might believe that AI art is just another tool that they believe expresses their thoughts. The different beliefs might be fundamentally unresolvable, and this may become an unending source of distrust and sadness in certain art circles within the next decade. I do not look forward to how this tech will interact with online culture several years from now.