ImagenAI has announced its AI-powered photo editing desktop app for Adobe Lightroom workflows that learns your personalized editing style and creates an AI profile that analyzes each image and predicts how you will edit and apply it in a matter of seconds. The process is much like that provided by services such as ShootDotEdit except this application takes the human element out of the process, allegedly making it much faster once it has taken a few days to learn your editing style. While other third-party editing services do exist, ImagenAI appears to be one of the first to leverage Machine Learning/AI to automate the process for photographers intelligently, and once the system has fine-tuned your style, is promised to be much faster than competing services as well. To do so, ImagenAI asks for 5,000 or more of your previously edited photos in a Lightroom catalog that it will process to learn your editing style. In addition to the automation, ImagenAI has launched a service called "Talents" where photographers can access the styles of partnered photographers and apply them to their own images (think presets), so any photographer can use these AI profiles on their photos.

ImagenAI has announced its AI-powered photo editing desktop app for Adobe Lightroom workflows that learns your personalized editing style and creates an AI profile that analyzes each image and predicts how you will edit and apply it in a matter of seconds. The process is much like that provided by services such as ShootDotEdit except this application takes the human element out of the process, allegedly making it much faster once it has taken a few days to learn your editing style. The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) in a greater number of creative tools has made itself more known over the last few years. Adobe has both Adobe Sensei as well as its Neural Filters, Skylum has the entire Luminar AI platform, and even Canon has an app that uses AI to automatically cull photo sets. It is therefore not a particular suprise to see machine learning tools pop up in even more corners of the creative space, such as this case with regards to batch editing.