I mean that sounds good and cool and worth trying for the average hackernews, but not for the average adobe user. Like people are not paying for AI tech to get

I mean that sounds good and cool and worth trying for the average hackernews, but not for the average adobe user. Like people are not paying for AI tech to get the 80% mostly-there version, they're paying for the 100% spit-and-polished end product that has the 80% of the work needed to achieve the last 20% of productizing. Consumers have demonstrated over and over they will pay a lot more to avoid dicking around with stuff and professionals can have an even stronger tendency to do this bc their time has a cost.