[torginus]

I feel the deepest existential pain in my heart that despite companies being 'all in' on AI, they can't integrate anything meaningful that would make sense to the end use, but would require even a braincells worth of mental effort of ML expertise or actual requirements people have.

My two favourite 'AI' tools in image editing have been ones that can replace tedious work.

One such example are segmentation models that can be used for smart cutouts, removing backgrounds etc.

Now we have both 'segmentation' and 'AI' in paint - but the segmentation uses the exact same shitty flood fill with tolerance that's probably existed in the first paint program at Xerox PARC, while the 'AI' feature is another by-the-numbers crappy stable diffusion model that's strictly worse than anything you could get with your first Google search.

[egorfine]

Proper color fill will not make shareholders happy while AI-powered image color replacement will.

[torginus]

I have like 3 Microsoft shares, and it would have made me happy :(