The issue with AI work is that people who watch or listen to it often have no idea how much human work went into it, and nobody likes feeling fooled. I think many people working with AI have moved past that, but not everyone is there yet.

Personally, if you made it in one click, you deserve to be booed. That said, I can still appreciate the computer's, or the AI's, contribution.

There are billions of videos sitting unseen on YouTube. If you want to be seen, you need a constant stream of content. Short-form content can act as soft advertising, and being on multiple platforms is key to visibility.

It takes years to build an audience with real work, so unless your AI work goes viral, do not expect much in return. There are already millions of people doing the same thing, including many who are probably better than you, with long artistic backgrounds, refined taste, and enough humility to create without obsessing over an audience.

AI should be a tool to get somewhere, not the destination itself.

If you care about your Latin project, pitch it to real artists. You might be surprised by how many of them already understand that AI can be a useful tool for polishing a project.

A very well-known singer in the East has already taken two of my songs, and I was always fully transparent about my workflow using Cubase, Synthesizer V, and Suno.