If I were to be honest, yes. There would probably be a lot more diversity in my paintings than demonstrated in the article, but ultimately my experience would be limited to what I see in the immigrant community, popular culture, and the news. For the most part, those are very narrow slices of Indian society. More important, it will reflect what I see most often in those categories and is unlikely to reflect facets I rarely see.

If anything, AI art could probably do better than I when properly prompted. One could choose someone who would is likely to exist (a farmer in India or a university student in India) and the model would likely have some "idea" of what they look like. Perhaps a language model can massage vague prompts to create more specific and representative ones automatically, to further reduce individual bias. (I say reduce because it's ultimately limited to the data that has been fed to it, but it should have a broader scope than an individual person has.)