P: “Enable AI Analysis in Catalog Settings to use Assisted Culling” appears on top of the current photo

This was a thread that Mr Flohr had acknowledge matched an internal bug, but now it’s completely gone. Adobe released a bug fix update this month yet the bug remains. So I don’t know what is going on here but it’s pretty frustrating and insulting. 

Even with “Analyze photos of selected source...” disabled in catalog settings, and with the AI-assisted culling panel hidden, the message “Enable AI Analysis in Catalog Settings to use Assisted Culling” appears ON TOP OF THE CURRENT PHOTO while in develop mode. Obviously if you use Lightroom as your primary professional editing software, having a message appear ON TOP OF THE PHOTO which, when dismissed, simply reappears often after only a few seconds, is not ideal. This happens most frequently when command-L is used to enable and disable filtering. I’m on the most-recent version of lightroom and the most-recent update of macos Sequoia.

I am not going to waste my time deleting settings, reinstalling, disabling plugins, all of that stuff - I have work to do and I already did that the first time I submitted this report. Before some Adobe person asks me to do that, maybe you could spend like TWO MINUTES actually testing this out for yourself, since the last time I reported this bug you couldn’t be bothered, but it was quickly confirmed by numerous other users. 

Sorry for the frustrated tone but I’m literally just trying to do my job with this tool that is ostensibly designed for professionals, but doesn’t seem to care about the experience of professionals, and then deletes a bug report affecting multiple users without fixing it or notifying anyone. I would like to just edit photos quickly and without distraction on software for which I’ve diligently paid full-price for over a decade.