Because it gets a negative response? Regardless of whether they think it has a valid place as an art form, if they know it will get a negative response they probably won't want to share it.
'make majestetic art' art isn't just 'content'. It's supposed to have thought and emotion behind it. Come back to me when you have spent 3 hours slaving over a real piece, where every single stroke has a thought behind it.
The amount of effort that goes into something has no bearing on its value, otherwise Leonardo's doodles are less valuable than your efforts, and that's clearly bollocks
Ah, so you've never seen something described as "charcoal on parchment" or "oil paint on canvas" or "photograph, film" or the number of other ways artists use to specifically describe art and the medium used?
You want AI generated art to be respected? Declare like any other medium.
Also you shouldn't think someone is hating because they want a label for the object they are interacting with.
I don't see it getting better nearly so much as I see it getting pervasive. When AI is one submission in ten and you've got a 90% flag rate, you can trim the instance of unflagged content to one submission in a hundred. But when AI is nine submissions in ten, half your feed is still AI-slop. When its ninety-nine submissions in a hundred, you're looking at nine AI images in ten even with a filter.
The AI doesn't need to get any better at evading the filter. It just needs to beat the filter by raw numbers.