There are often, sometimes valid, critics of AI art. One of the main arguments is that the images are usually erroneous. Especially human faces and hands tend to be ugly or deformed. While this is true, it is crucial to understand that this kind of technology is very young and still bleeding edge. There are a lot of attempts to address those shortcomings, and I am optimistic that this will massively improve in the future. In the meantime, AI artists need to fix those issues manually. Depending on the skill and challenge, this can take a lot of work and patience. Other critics argue that AI art is "soulless", "evil", or outright "daemonic". As with every technology and form of expression, it is the moral responsibility of the author to use the available tools for good purposes. This is what I am trying to do with my artwork. I focus on creating artwork that is good, true, and beautiful. I think art can be objectively beautiful, and I think it is in the hands of the artist to accomplish truly aesthetic results. I strive to make art that makes people happy and helps us deal with today's challenges. If you seek constructive discussions, I invite you to participate in the "AI Art" group over at Gab.