(Early Access) Assisted Culling (Lightroom Ecosystem - Desktop)

This feature is greate, but there are room to improve. 
The tried to compare the reject vs accept with just subject focuse set to 80 here is the result. 

By eye, I clearly see that the reject one is look sharper that meant it is better focus. 

The feature is great but Lightroom can be quite slow when it is culling.

Very cool feature. Would love to ability to exclude photos I already have added a title or keywords to.

As someone just learning photoshop with a learning disability, may I say you just saved me so much time and energy with this feature. I beg you, never take it away!

I've been using the new Assisted Culling feature for real estate photography, and I can confidently say it's one of the best additions to my workflow. It's incredibly helpful for managing groups of photos efficiently.

One feature that would make it even better for me is the ability to automatically create HDR stacks. This would streamline my process even further and ensure the highest quality results.

Thank you very much for this feature.

I'd like to be able to easily navigate groupedstack made by AI culling and decide whether or not to keep that stack. As of now it seems that culling stack is separated by normal stacks.

I'd like to thank the addition of AI culling (keep working on it) and the improvements in metadata handling (better string management and visualization).

IDEA:

Now it would be great to have AI editing like imagen.ai.

WHY:

1 - It would be great to have it integrated in my favourite and most used tool

2 - Imagen AI works by pretending a lot of different pictures edited the same way while Lr could learn from many single editings and learn and evolve better, with less pain for the photographer

3 - It would improve by order of magnitude the time I spend on editing (mainly weddings, the most time consuming case and where the largest number of pics are delivered)

I have just started using the assisted cull feature. One place where I am having a problem is in a senior photo shoot where the senior wanted some photos with their shades on. The cull feature accepted the focus for the subject and the eyes but rejected it as his eyes being closed. There should be a way to override the red Xs. Like be able to reject it and send you feedback to make the system smarter.

Hi,

I believe this feature is still new and need improvements, I think one feature that everyone would want is the ability to select the best shot from a series of similar shots and this will save a lot of time.

Regards,

Wilson

With all due respect for the team's effort, I find this culling feature of little to no value for my work. I have trained eyes, a clear vision, and direct my models deliberately. I tested the feature seriously in my field: portraiture as an artist — theatrical productions under difficult lighting, fantasy/DOP projects, boudoir, and commercial shoots with real people. I do not shoot weddings, sports, street photography, or documentary work. I create intentionally; I am not a novice and I do not shoot thousands of images to choose one.

My suggestion to Adobe Product Management (Lisa Ngo and Kwamina Arthur): make this an optional paid feature. I disabled automated culling because it offered me no benefit, and I have never missed such a function.