This sounds exactly like a solution looking for a problem. Look at something that people dump a lot of effort on and make a better product.
I find that most of the AI solutions out there are not done by people who have domain expertise. You can't really make a good tool without being good at the work. If you want to make an AI artist, creative writer, or composer, you need sufficient skill in the topic. With most of my experience with NLP, crappy input = crappy output. If you expect AI to figure it all out, they generally get it off.
There's also a lot of non-AI related work around it, the typical plumbing, APIs, customer service stuff, and often that part can be more work. My own experiments need a lot of procedural generation work and theory. That's also another technical barrier that big and small corps have trouble with.
The current AI buzz reminds me of 10 years back when everyone was trying to start businesses around QR codes and AR, or 20 years ago, around Bluetooth.
