In this paper, I discuss the question of whether AI can be creative. I argue that AI-produced artworks can display features of creativity, but that the processes leading to the creative product are not creative. I distinguish between and describe the creative processes of humans and the generation-processes of AI. I identify one property of the former, which enables me to distinguish it from the latter: creative processes are instances of self-expression. An important feature of self-expressiveness, I argue, is that it can be retold in a self-narrative.