ANSWER:-
No, it is wrong because AC current will produce (going back and forth/doing one then the other) magnetic file , and this (going back and forth/doing one then the other) magnetic field is which can cause EMF Why? Check faraday’s induction law:- \[EM{F_{induced = \,\, - N\frac{{d\phi }}{{dt}}}}\] For AC the rate of flux changing \[\frac{{d\phi }}{{dt}}\] is not zero SO cased EMF is created DC current will produce constant magnetic field, and because of this no rate of change flux \[\frac{{d\phi }}{{dt}} = 0\] then the caused EMF is zero . A note that the sudden changes like from OFF → ON in DC will caused an EMF because there is a rate of changing, and once it’s steady state no EMF is caused anymore. We can’t in general say that DC cause also EMF because of this case.