Yes, AI takes photoshop to the next level. Was a cameraman at a printing company 45 years ago and we did it with negatives, screens, and xacto knives. Four hours of intense labor at that time can now be done by the average 8 year old on a PC in 1 minute. But all things move forward, TI came out with a pocket calculator and the math world as we know it has never been the same. The scientific handheld allowed the average student to do statistical problems that had required a "super computer" the size of a house 20 years earlier and in high school they can now solve problems that were intensive at even MIT 30 years earlier. With spell check, etc, and the modern word programs, I can do better work now than I could 50 years ago with a team and IBM selectrics. Of course at that time most people knew that rain, rein, and reign were indeed 3 different concepts. Now the spell checker just know that it is a legal spelling and content is up to the author. As always, can get great art done at some level, maybe even enjoyable art, but you can also paste some woman's head on a nude body in a compromising position in such a way that it is totally believable. Haven't decided what the limits are yet and the endposts to the game are in motion.
Interesting, the visual effect is different when seen on a smallish cell phone screen, as opposed to looking at it on a larger computer screen. The features are more accentuated on the smalller screen....one needs to look more intently to discern the face on a larger screen,...the Robert Plant cue helps with the larger image. A Robert Plant image made with Plantain next???
HHHHmmm, what you do in the privacy of your bedroom (or kitchen) is your own business Methinks you may be speaking from personal experience.
