I'm not saying AI music is inherently good. I'm saying good music is good music.

My take is literalist, not reductive: Music (and any art product) is configuration. The media involved are the physical laws of nature that present the configuration.

> It can be a means of communication, sharing human experience, ...

1. You're construing the journey with the result. The act of creating is not typically the result product itself.

2. Any perceived relationship to the artist via product is virtual and parasocial (respectfully stated). You have no relationship with Bach or Shakespeare or Michelangelo--you have an appreciation for their accumulated works. You may have a fascination for their stories and life through literary works. You have no relationship with your favorite artist, you have their works in your media library.