There are several misconceptions about the level of effort required to create AI-generated art. One common misconception is that AI art is not original or creative. However, AI algorithms can generate unique and original artworks by using vast amounts of data such as images, sounds, and texts as input. Another misconception is that AI art is not valuable or personal. The value of AI art is subjective and depends on market demand, just like any other form of art. Additionally, AI-generated art can be personalized by allowing artists to input specific prompts or data to generate artworks that align with their vision.
Another misconception is that customers and employees need to be able to engineer prompts to use generative AI. While generative AI relies on natural language inputs, which lowers the barrier to creating queries, it is not necessary for users to have a deep understanding of the technology to use it. It is also important to note that AI is not intelligent in the same way that living creatures are, but rather an attempt to simulate intelligence. AI-generated art also raises questions about ethics, copyright, and the role of imagination and subjective elements in art.