Neural Filters default Output changed in the latest release?

[Hawkeye69]

Neural Filter default Output selection is now defaulting to Current Layer.  For the last two years, it's been New Layer, which I find to be the most appropriate. It always resets to Current Layer when I exit and restart PS.

Why did this default suddenly change (version 23.5.0)? 

How can I change the default back to New Layer? 

[Bojan Živković]

It seems that option is sticky on session level, once changed to New Layer will default to it unless Photoshop is restarted what will default again to Current Layer.

[Hawkeye69]

This wasn't always the case. Up until the past week, it would stay on New Layer, even after an app restart.  Why would this change? How do I report it as a bug?

[Earth Oliver]

It's not a bug. If you want New Layer to be the default, select New Layer and it will be sticky until you change it to something else.

[Bojan Živković]

It's not a bug. If you want New Layer to be the default, select New Layer and it will be sticky until you change it to something else.

By @Earth Oliver

Does not work for me either. It is sticky per session only, after restarting it is defaulting to Current Layer.

[Hawkeye69]

It's no longer sticky across app restarts. It used to be sticky across app
restarts up until very recently. Why did this change? Was this
intentional?

[Hawkeye69]

Call it a feature.  How do we get the sticky setting across restart functionality back?  Is the a line into the dev team that we can call?

[Mohammad.Harb]

In my case , it is always applied to a new layer.

Here is my workaround, once the filter applied on the current layer, select All ( cmd + A ) then copy ( cmd + C ) then undo filter ( Cmd + Z )  then press paste ( cmd + V )

[J E L]

I can confirm that it only retains the layer setting change per session. When reopening Photoshop, it's back to Current Layer. (Windows 10 Pro v21H2; Photoshop 23.5 release)