At art college, one of my tutors talked about people making "things that look like art". There's a good deal of subjectivity in art, but I knew exactly what the

At art college, one of my tutors talked about people making "things that look like art". There's a good deal of subjectivity in art, but I knew exactly what they meant - things that have been produced by taking the outward appearance of other artworks and producing a kind of median of the combined aesthetics. ChatGPT, at the moment at least, feels very similar. It has the outward appearance of authenticity, particularly for a subject lay person, but when anyone with some kind of domain knowledge looks at it, it's clearly rubbish.