is possible to code an AI to make art and then sell that art

>>56202941
maybe it's already happening
I bet one of those gossip/news/blog websites is written by bots

>>56202941
Probably. A lot of avant garde and postmodern stuff is virtually indistinguishable from the stuff that AIs produce.

The time and skills necessary to make such an AI would net you a high-paying job in any Fortune 500 company.

Depends on art.
Can you make a bot to draw you some fractals?
Easily.
Even now, you could practically just take a screenshots of some benchmark fractal thing and just sell them as modern art and rake in millions.

Will a bot be able to draw your favorite anime characters in a monstergirl inflation porn scene in a forest?
I'd say the very last thing machines will achieve, is creativity on that level.

>>56203043
how bout the software being just another tool you use, like a better hammer to sculpt or a better instrument to compose?

>>56202941
https://youtu.be/5rzbej320zs

>>56202941
there's this
http://computoser.com/