Artificial Intelligence has opened an impressive era not only in the fields of science and technology, but also in the unique world of art. Imagine, your computer wakes up all of a sudden, deciding to add a new chapter to the dusty pages of art history by mixing the paints of the greatest masters of the Renaissance... An AI waving digital brushes and pouring colorful pixels onto the canvas, aiming to recreate Mona Lisa's mysterious smile once more! However, we might have gotten a bit too excited. AI does not yet exhibit artistic sensitivity, but an algorithm fed with vibrant and diverse data can create paintings, poems, and even music pieces based on aesthetic rules. Together, while roaming among pixels, we can create our own version of a "Starry Night". Although this process may be humorously referred to as an "artistic Turing test", the results are generally worth seeing!

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However thinking that an algorithm could emulate all the complexity and emotional intensity of an artist is as absurd as considering a microwave could become a three-star Michelin chef. While artificial intelligence impresses us remarkably with its outputs, calling it an 'artist' might be as absurd as calling a washing machine a 'ballet dancer