You sound like someone who's not a musician. There are ways to 'humanize' music, by use of messing around with rhythms/syncopation, velocity, distortion, etc.

You sound like someone who's not a musician. There are ways to 'humanize' music, by use of messing around with rhythms/syncopation, velocity, distortion, etc. Not all of it is intentioned - quite a number of stuff is automated. Yet it feels no less 'human' - you would be a fool to think that human-created music must have "intentions behind every beat and every tone". That's not how it works - as any musician, arranger or composer can attest to. I suspect that AI music can write music far better than even humans, and more consistently than with AI (visual art), given how music tends to be repetitive and more mathematically consistent in that regard.