IMHO it stems from lack of imagination. Impressive as the results may sometimes be, the user interfaces for AI are still extremely crude. Soon we will see AI b

IMHO it stems from lack of imagination. Impressive as the results may sometimes be, the user interfaces for AI are still extremely crude. Soon we will see AI being used to define semantic operations on images that are hard to define exactly (imagine a knob to make an image more or less "cyberpunk", for example). I also expect AI-powered inpainting to become a ubiquitous piece of functionality in drawing and editing tools (there are already Photoshop plugins). Furthermore, my hunch is that many of the use cases around image creation will gradually move towards direct manipulation. Somewhat like painting, but without a physical model. AI components will be probably applied to interpreting the user's touch input in a similar way to how they are currently deployed to understand text input.