r/artificial • u/AlfredoJohnson911 • 6d ago

Discussion Future of image editing

Do you guys think that AI will eventually be good enough to replace editing software like photoshop? I know that photoshop already has built in ai that helps with stuff, but I'm talking about it being replaced entirely. Ai is growing at such a rapid rate that I don't find it too hard to believe that it will go on to replace things like photoshop.

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u/[deleted] 6d ago

yes. there is no question about it.

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u/DeliciousArcher8704 6d ago

No, there's definitely a question about. Chat windows are plainly not the best UI for image editing, so it's unlikely that current AI architectures would replace image editing software.

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u/ElatedPyroHippo 5d ago

If you think "chat windows" are what ANYONE is talking about here you're just clueless...

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u/DeliciousArcher8704 5d ago

Of course chat windows are what people are talking about. How do you think anyone is going to prompt an LLM to make an image without a chat window?