Before AI, some programming could be considered be considered art. There are definitely codebases that are more beautiful than others. But now with introduction of AI you can’t consider any code as art as you have no idea who produced it. Yes, it may be looking good, but from that perspective it’s just randomly produced without the thought of being art. And at some point it will be refactored into oblivion by something that doesn’t care.

I respect the honesty of people who openly list LLMs as contributors. Hiding the use of LLMs is unethical, and the product of such I'll definitely won't use, nor suggest to others.

Depending on the use, something that an LLM contributed to could still be art, as long as the human makes sure their intent is preserved. I'd say the likelihood of being art is directly proportional to the involvement of the human. Something vibe coded with minimal effort, even if attractive, is not art, just coincidence.