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As @John R Ellis said the models used by Photoshop and ACR are the same; in CR they run on RAW data.
But Generative Fill is vastly superior in Ps.
. In Ps we can type instructions.
. In Ps we can feather the fill/selection.
. In Ps we can movw the fill without triggering a refresh, which allows users to place it better...I fixed this in LrC using the SDK but due to lack of feathering it doens't work well.
. In Ps we can generate many variations without loosing the ones we have already.
. In Ps we can copy and paste the Genrative Remove to other images as it is (John has implemeted this in his Plug-in "Copy Settings" but Adobe doesn't allow it)
. In Ps we can erase part of the variation without losing it : refine subtracting in LrC is simply horrible.
. In Ps variations are presented as thumbnails which is better for usability.
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Gnrative fill is handicapped and vastly less usable in LrC than in Photoshop.
It's not a good port IMO.
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TLDR. - Photoshop generative AI works way better than the LrC
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For Heaven's sake, Adobe. JUST MAKE THE FUNCTIONS THAT ARE IN PHOTOSHOP AND LIGHTROOM (CLASSIC) WORK THE SAME!!!!! The "Remove" function within LrC SUCKS whereas the one in PS does work. I shouldn't have to jump from LrC to PS just to do a single function. Get your act together!
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@MEH98026: "The "Remove" function within LrC SUCKS whereas the one in PS does work."
Generative Remove does work the same in both, but because of LR's non-destructive editing model, there are some things you have to spend a few minutes learning about in order to get the best results:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/generative-remove-replace/
Most complaints about Remove are addressed in the article. But if it doesn't help, please attach a full-resolution JPEG exported from the unmodified original photo (not a screenshot), so we and Adobe can see the issue in detail. With nearly every of the several dozen problem photos posted here, we've been able to show how to quickly remove the desired objects.