SUMMARY
Photoshop's new AI Assisted Editor, part of version 27.10, allows users to edit images using natural language prompts. Testing on Milky Way photos demonstrated its ability to sharpen details and reduce unwanted colors in the sky. While the AI provided competent results, especially on the first attempt, repeated use could lead to over-processing. A key concern for professional use is that the AI can subtly shift, add, or remove faint stars, making it unsuitable for publication-quality or journalistic photography.
TAKEAWAYS
Photoshop's AI Assisted Editor uses natural language prompts for image editing.
It can effectively sharpen Milky Way photos and correct sky colors.
Results can vary with repeated AI processing, potentially leading to over-editing.
Subtle alterations to stars make it unsuitable for publication-quality work.