Am I straying too far from the subject here?
No you still in the realm of aesthetics (the philosophy of art) and not estemelyolgy wich I was leaning towards.
How ever you did put you answer to is there something that makes something inheritly beautifully?
And/or in this case creative.
At this point it might be a good idea to define creativity.
The dictionary says
the use of the imagination or original ideas, especially in the production of an artistic work.
To me creativity is not subjective because subjective is to the individual, when I believe we need a group of people to say yes or no. Secondly it does need to be original.
Lastly if one person sees differently he is "wrong" like how I know someone who says baseball is not a sport, he has the right to his opinion and the right to say it's not a sport but that will not stop everyone else from saying it is one.
I think you can say the same principle to are when applied to art.
And anyway, who is going to declare that, yes, the A.I. has been creative, an artist or a scientist, or god help us, a critic.
In short we are going to. As it looks to me you agree on that though, please say otherwise if I'm wrong.
Maybe what is an essential point here is that man alone owns art and does not understand it.
We don't need to understand something to use it, the Roman engineers are prove of that. All we can do is
try to make sense of it in the long run.
Most of the logistic class has a hard time with art because it not logical,
the question boils down to this do you believe art needs to be understood, or do you believe that we are as humans responseable for defining what is art.
I go with the second one.