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Of course it does. Because the human creator was affected while creating it. What you quoted explains the whole thing.
I added bold because that’s the core point. Of course I would rather read something where a human was affected by the process of creating. That’s relatable, and the entire purpose of art.
You read another human’s writing because they’re human, and a human who experienced something while creating is unquestionably superior to what amounts to randomness. An LLM can’t think, learn, or have human-like experiences. It can only copy. Expression is the important thing, and an LLM can’t express.
AI can’t compete with a human’s passion or interest, and doing something with passion or interest is what makes something art.
The act of creation by a human literally makes all the difference.