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Feature Request: Introduction of Image-to-Image (IMG2IMG) Functionality in Adobe Photoshop AIOpen for Voting

 Dear Adobe Photoshop Development Team, I am writing to propose the addition of an Image-to-Image (IMG2IMG) function to the Adobe Photoshop AI suite. This feature would allow users to upload existing artworks and utilize the AI to generate creative variations based on the original pieces. Such a capability would significantly enhance creative exploration by providing artists with new perspectives on their work. While I recognize potential concerns regarding the misuse of this function to replicate the works of other artists, it is important to consider that such risks are inherent to any powerful tool. Adobe’s commitment to ethical guidelines and the implementation of safeguards could effectively mitigate these risks. Moreover, unrestricted AI models already available on the market offer similar capabilities without such ethical constraints. As an avid user of various AI tools, including AUTOMATIC1111 for projects with a distinct horror and gore aesthetic, I believe that incorporating an IMG2IMG feature could position Adobe as a leader in offering versatile, yet responsibly governed AI tools in the creative industry. I have been consistently impressed with the quality of generative AI models provided by Adobe thus far, and I am enthusiastic about the potential enhancements that an IMG2IMG function could bring to your platform. Thank you for considering this suggestion. I am looking forward to any possibilities of seeing this feature integrated into future versions of Adobe Photoshop. Sincerely,Martin,  The Netherlands.

Can we have Number of rows & columns using the dataValue methodOpen for Voting

I am writing to request an enhancement to Adobe After Effects' scripting capabilities, specifically a more efficient way to ascertain the number of rows in a CSV file using the dataValue method. Presently, I am able to get a count of rows using the layer("Data")("Number of Rows") method. However, this is not practical for my use case as my projects often involve up to 50 different CSV files. Integrating all these CSV files into my composition unnecessarily complicates and bloats the setup. It would be far more convenient if there was a way to directly access the number of rows using the footage("data.csv").dataValue method. The necessity for this feature stems from the need to iterate through a column of data for sorting purposes. While I have developed a workaround to address this issue in the meantime, it lacks the fluidity and full automation that a built-in feature could provide. I believe that Adobe already has the backend data analysis capabilities to facilitate this feature. An example of a makeshift function I use is the following: javascriptCopy codefunction getRowCount() {  var i = 0;  while (true) {    var value = footage("data.csv").dataValue([0,i]);     if (value == null || value == "") {      break;    }    i++;  }  return i;}However, this workaround does not function correctly when encountering blank rows in the CSV or inconsistencies in the first column. Given Adobe's history of innovative and user-focused solutions, I am confident that adding this feature will greatly enhance the user experience and increase the versatility of Adobe After Effects. I look forward to seeing this functionality implemented in the future updates. Thank you for considering my request