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So, you agree they're different.
I feel compelled to ask this, as if I am pulled into it by the sheer gravity of this question: why did you bring it up, then?
They are different but they share characteristics.
I brought it up because some guy said that art made without direct human input and knowledge of the end result is not art. And while different in many other things both AI art and generative art share that characteristic.
Imagine the next example, some people may want to say that pixel art is not real art because it does not allow for complex detailing. The. i may ask if they think that watercolor is also "not art" because it also doesn't allow for great detailing .
Oh, would you look at that, intentionality. Maybe they don't share that characteristic.