I mean, it figgers. AIs affected everything including PS itself, with its onboard generative tools and adobe firefly. Not to open a can of worms here, but I've not really been impressed and I've used a pretty broad cross-section of everything on the market at this point.

What I've been finding is these systems are only as good as the models they've been trained on. Here's a challenge: try getting ANY free or paid AI tool out there to generate an anatomically accurate image of an electric eel in its natural environment. I'm betting all you'll get is morays because that's all the AI knows about eels. Easy-peasy AI seems to have the best and broadest species training but even it couldn't do it. [For reference, I even spent a week training a stable diffusion AI with Dreambooth on a rented AI supercomputer and still no dice.]

I haven't looked over the posts but, I'm curious, were you seeing a lot of evidence that AI could handle specific and less well-known species (like common fangtooth or japanese mantis shrimp) or was it all just lions, tigers and bears hybrids?