> you barely have any control on what it does, You have quite a lot of control from style and colour to composition by feeding in initial images. You can do th

> you barely have any control on what it does, You have quite a lot of control from style and colour to composition by feeding in initial images. You can do this iteratively, selecting parts you want to keep and others you want to adjust. Photography hasn't killed art, yet you can describe it as "point at something and press a button". Sure you'll get something out of it, and it might be alright. But the great outputs take more work and care, just like with the air art now.