Graphic design is AI passion.
Doing live demonstrations of developmental AI features is always a risk, and the hiccups can be pretty funny. The host who showcased how Adobe Express’s new AI assistant can edit designs during today’s Max keynote was certainly amused (and surprised) that it turned a photograph into a cartoon — a change she hadn’t asked for. [Image: The specific prompt was “change this raccoon to be wearing a vampire halloween…
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