word puzzles can help kids with writing and grammar, improve their working memories, and give them good ways to study for tests.

What is art? I think that's a very difficult topic to describe. It is definitely akin to the 4 blind monks and only feeling one part of the elephant giving them a limited experience.
Art is highly subjective. What one person likes another can be blase about. I personally don't like Jackson Pollock-he threw paint at a canvas with airplane engines blowing on them. So if that's art I'm not impressed. There are some abstract painters whose art I can force myself to admit I like but that mostly has to do with mood/color and brush strokes. People spill art on canvas, roll the canvass around and call it art. If an artist isn't trying to convey a message about color, shapes or mood then to me it's meaningless. My son with no art education (art below) at all paints like Jean-Michel Basquiat which is like saying Basquiat paints as tho he's never been educated about art at all even tho he hung out with Warhol who painted Campbells soup cans. (like why?).
What is art as defined by you?
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Art is inherently artificial. That's the precise reason why the word artificial actually begins with...A -R -T!

Yes. I've made some stunning works with an AI.

Of course artificial art can be attractive.

Pure randomness can be attractive. You could drop 100 frozen peas on the floor and they could form a pattern pleasing to the eye.

For artificial art to be universally unattractive there would have to be some active (and artistically exceptional) function ensuring it was so.

My Robot is very fond of artificial art.

I design mostly natural and sometimes artificial 3d world's in theme park, museums, film, stage and 100s of different venues. What is really strange for me here, is robot pets rather than real pets for the elderly. It would be challenging either way, cleaning up the shit or technology stuff. I perfer natural for 90% of the time. I work in concrete, wood, sand, snow and clay sculptures and tiny houses.

I'm not a fan of art in the first place. In the modern world art collecting is a way for the rich to launder money. This could be true in any form of art if the price is right.