You can market your product as being "cheap" in the sense "you as a customer don't have to pay much", people like not spending money.
You can't market a product as being "cheap" in the sense of "no expense spent", people look at that and think "then why are you charging me for this?"
We've all seen the failure modes of LLMs and art generators, so AI comes across as the latter rather than the former. And that's despite the success examples: it isn't sufficient to point out that AI can do some things better than any human, as those things are very narrow domains like chess and protein folding and millisecond stock market trading; and it isn't sufficient to argue about the difference between the average human and AI because of our division of labour, because, for example, it may be better at architecture than an accountant and better at accountancy than an architect, but you wouldn't hire someone for either role unless they were skilled at that role.