The part of the article discussing problems with generative AI seems to lay emphasis on "attribution". The problem with generative AI is not that they want raw

The part of the article discussing problems with generative AI seems to lay emphasis on "attribution". The problem with generative AI is not that they want raw and unedited images, but that they are unable to properly attribute generated images to their sources. That's what makes the distinction between a generative AI and regular image editing tools like cropping, scaling, filtering, etc. So something like "AI detail enhancement engine" should not be problematic under such a definition as the tool can simply be attributed to Samsung.