Or, if this is a solved problem with "AI" (a nonsense name for the most part, but if that's what they call it, that's what they call it) then don't and use the

Or, if this is a solved problem with "AI" (a nonsense name for the most part, but if that's what they call it, that's what they call it) then don't and use the tools that get the job done. I have no reason to learn how a variable transmission engine works just to go shopping, and I have no reason to learn what to look for if tools do that for me. That's the whole point of good tooling: to turn conventional "you need to learn X before you can Y" into "this is archaic and no one needs to know this anymore". Or perhaps more in line with Adobe products: no one in their right mind is going to learn how to create uniform blurs with successive blends when they can just hit "filters -> blur -> gaussian blur". The tool made the traditional approach obsolete. Here's to many more things made obsolete.