Now the team in charge of "Face-Aware Liquify" has to improve their algorithm so that the edits won't be recognizable. That would mean better warping ("more re

Now the team in charge of "Face-Aware Liquify" has to improve their algorithm so that the edits won't be recognizable. That would mean better warping ("more real looking"), which is overall a great thing, even if it just ups the ante for the for the "Edit detector" team. Basically, the red team has to hack into the image instead of a program - definitely a good way for Photoshop to evolve. (Though I realize that this detection would be useful for much more than just the liquify tools.)