Not a meaningful comparison. Seeing an artist play an instrument is a fundamentally different experience. It's visual, much more impressive sound, a social experience, and so on.
With imagine generation you just look at output. There's no difference between seeing the output of a human-created image or an AI-created image, people can't tell.
Ok, but you still see people passively listening to real artists instead of ai generated music. Provenance matters for music and for art. Maybe if you design retail art for Target without your name ever put on the work you have to worry.
With imagine generation you just look at output. There's no difference between seeing the output of a human-created image or an AI-created image, people can't tell.