The new AI move Photoshop users are already debating
Adobe’s latest Photoshop feature is prompting a useful conversation about assistance, authorship and control.
The interesting question is not whether AI can edit, but where the designer keeps authorship.
The Story
Photoshop’s newest AI feature has landed less as a magic trick than as a workflow argument. The dividing line is familiar: does the tool help a designer make a considered decision, or quietly make the decision for them? ([creativebloq.com](https://www.creativebloq.com/design?utm_source=openai))
For Studio Wensday, the useful lens is provenance. Keep the brief, references, rejected directions and human edits visible enough that the final image still has a point of view—not just a technically polished surface.
A good studio rule: use AI to widen the search space, then make the selection, composition and restraint unmistakably yours.
Studio Wensday Angle
Treat AI features as exploratory instruments, not creative directors.