I think it’s the story of the human who makes the art - their entire experience is what makes something interesting.

Kind of like furniture. You can buy an IKEA piece of furniture and not think twice about it. Or buy a handcrafted piece and marvel and the skill that was accumulated over time to make that thing - and appreciate it more in the process.

Or food - mass produced burger vs made on the spot by someone you know or a chef. Very different vibes to them.

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I think also with AI art there is a difference between someone who just enters a few words an accepts whatever it generates as “art” compared to someone who has spent time learning in detail how the generator works or building their own models so that they can create something that matches their vision. I think that maybe comes closer to human art.