AI and art: Non-human, still human, or all too human?

The increasingly widespread adoption and use of artificial intelligence (AI) models for content generation are disrupting traditional approaches to artistic production and challenging the traditionally anthropocentric nature of art: humans and machines now share the control of the creative process at an unprecedented level. Nonetheless, the data which AI models are trained on consist of a collection of human experiences, ideas, and products. This chapter reflects on these two apparently diverging statements, mapping out the effects that the increasingly widespread adoption and use of this technology can have on the nature and function of art and on the resulting position of the artist. Without underestimating the influence of AI in transforming artistic practices, the conclusion of the chapter comes full circle: art is still human, maybe more human than ever.