[nailer]

I don't use the grid, but got intrigued by their ads, and it's tech that exists now applied well. Add a photo? They'll crop it unevenly to keep the subject in the picture. Using it as a background? They'll make it less attention gathering using filters.

Yes, the term AI is overused, but they're not say, Redding University lying about the turing test. They're describing computers anticipating a need and taking measures to help meet that need, which to lay persons is very much 'artificial intelligence'.

[pavlov]

Add a photo? They'll crop it unevenly to keep the subject in the picture. Using it as a background? They'll make it less attention gathering using filters.

Aren't these usually called "presets" rather than "artificial intelligence"?

[nailer]

I don't think they're called anything right now because other websites haven't done them before.

[poppysan]

I think the AI comes in when the human isn't making the decisions.