Adobe AI auto-fills part of a seagull photo with … a bitcoin
Photographer Matthew Raifman took a photo of a seagull in flight. He liked the photo but wanted to clean up some circle highlights on the image. So he put it into Adobe Lightroom, marked the areas …
This article seems more written from the perspective that AI is bad because it doesn't work. And while I don't know what kind of Photographer this was who had this happen to him - maybe he's just a hobbyist - so I'm trying not to judge him too harshly.
But as someone who went to school for photography (technically cinematography but we still did all the photography classes the school offered), it bothers me that the art of even doing your own edits in photoshop is being replaced by lazy use of AI. Why give up control of your art, and turn it over to a guessing machine?
Anyway, probably just having an old-man yells at cloud moment, but real artists who use "professional" software like this don't want the AI in there either. It's not a tool I'd ever want to use.
