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I was thinking this would be a good use case for AI. Perhaps you could have a Gimp co-pilot that makes suggestions about what you could do with the image after
by evbogue 3y ago
I was thinking this would be a good use case for AI. Perhaps you could have a Gimp co-pilot that makes suggestions about what you could do with the image after uploading it to a server somewhere.
Then we would know if the AI is more or less intelligent based on whether it can actually figure out how to find that specific blur function within all of the various dropdowns and sub-menus.
- EspressoGPT 3y agoRequiring a copilot is a proof for bad UI design.