Design Tool AI Features Produce Inconsistent and Incorrect Results on Simple Commands
AI-assisted features in popular design tools frequently produce wrong outputs even for basic commands, with behavior varying unpredictably between attempts. The inconsistency makes the AI tools unreliable for any workflow that requires deterministic results. Users who subscribed expecting AI to accelerate their work find the feature is a net drag on productivity.
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