How are you using AI tools like Photoshop’s Neural Filters in your creative workflow?

[daniel_8852]

With Adobe continuously improving its AI-powered features, this question invites users to share how AI is influencing their design process.

[bluebrad]

Photo repair and touchup. faster than what i could do. also adding to the image scale on old photos that were scanned in and lost do to them only being uploaded to social media sites.

[daniel_8852]

That's a great use of Neural Filters 

[Trevor.Dennis]

Are you asking this as a private individual, or on behalf of a group or organisation?

I'm just wondering why you need this information?

[Conrad_C]

Yeah…the wording is a little stilted, as if it was written by a machine.

Also, Neural Filters no longer get much attention as ”AI tools“ or machine learning or whatever. What is really altering workflows is generative AI, so it’s a little weird to be asking about Neural Filters as some kind of AI vanguard.

[Trevor.Dennis]

I had to smile at a recent post where they said the'd asked ChatGTP for a fix to their Photoshop issue, and the poster sounded surprised that  they didn't get a definitive answer.  Never mind Ai making content creators redundant.  This time next year there will be no need for Community Experts!  😉

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Are you asking this as a private individual, or on behalf of a group or organisation?

I'm just wondering why you need this information?

By Trevor.Dennis

It seems such posts appear more often recently. 

That the original poster has not deigned to react to your query does little to discourage the suspicions. 

[daniel_8852]

I'm just asking as an individual curious to learn more about how others are integrating AI into their workflows.

[Trevor.Dennis]

This is as good as it gets.  People saving a ton of time by using the Ai tools to earn their living.  AFAIK Jesus Rameriz is as good as it gets when it comes to making the most of those tools, and has some amzing tips on making it work for you, (to many people say they don't work, when they just don't use them properly).

You might also like the workshop they did at MAX last year