What Procedural Content Generation can be

 At FDG 2020 Tom Betts held a Keynote about "Procedural Content Generation as Art, Design and Play". He talked inspiring about how Procedural Content Generation can be used as an artistic tool. Where the games that will be generated are used to express art.



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