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Photoshop now has a bunch of features that get used in professional environments. And in the end user space, facial recognition or magic eraser are features in
by curioussquirrel 11mo ago
Photoshop now has a bunch of features that get used in professional environments. And in the end user space, facial recognition or magic eraser are features in apps like Google Photos that people actively use and like. People probably don't care that it's AI under the hood, in fact they probably don't even realize.
There is a lot of unchecked hype, but that doesn't mean there is no substance.
- hbcondo714 11mo agoSimilar, I'm accustomed to using the Magic Wand tool in Paint[1] and Pinta[2] to select pixels based on color. I can't find this anywhere in Affinity. [1] https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/MagicWand.html https://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/MagicWand.html [2] https://www.pinta-project.com/user-guide/wand/ https://www.pinta-project.com/user-guide/wand/
- isodev 11mo agoThis is not “AI” :)
- isodev 11mo agoWhen people say AI, they refer to LLMs. Your examples are models in general which have been around for a lot longer before the OpenAI and techbros had the AGI wet dream.
- zajio1am 11mo agoIn the context of graphics, AI is usually associated with Stable diffusion / Midjourney, which are not LLMs.