I could maybe understand if nobody wanted to ink the pencils, so then the AI becomes a utility that provides a solution to a problem. But there are many variants on the inks that are interesting because it tells us about the approach of those different people. 

I follow the You Tube channel of Alex Ball, who does videos about vintage synths, and (in another channel) he was asked about AI music. His response was: "For me, there is an entire purpose in making music that is nothing to do with the end result; it's all about the human experience, and the creative experience, and what you feel as you make it, and handing that over to a computer and giving it prompts seems completely the opposite of the point of music to me. So when people say I, oh, I fed in these prompts and made this, I want to scream, because I think why. I don't care. It might be technically interesting , but artistically, it's just dead."

I think that applies here.