According to my current observations, the client is still extremely sensitive to artists using AI to assist drawing, because the client believes that artworks drawing entirely by hand are noble and unique.

Letting AI participate in any aspect of drawing will make the final works think of as a "cheap and vulgar product mass-produced in a factory assembly line."

Personally, I think that if you want to use AI as an assistant, you must clearly inform all clients that AI is involved in their commissions, otherwise you will be considered a fraudsterand.

Any artwork which AI involved in better not be sold at a high price, as a way to alleviate the client's aversion to artist use of AI.

Those artworks sold at high prices are even the most unacceptable to the commissoners, because when AI is regarded as an advancement in drawing technology, the clients do not benefit from it at all.

Clients only see that "The artists can make the same money as before with less effort, but the fees paid by the clients are not a penny less.”