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Since you can draw some basic shapes in Photoshop and Photoshop will hallucinate a picture from it, would that be blue level? Because what the hell else does that one mean?
Whatever the case may be, anything not green is poop from a butt.
The examples I was thinking of were e.g. using CorridorKey to clean up green screen footage, using Demucs to generate instrumentals from songs with vocals, or using ML-based speech recognition to dictate text. Usage of Photoshop's ""AI features"" is generally going to be red because the said ""features"" usually involve prompts and can be used to create deceptive images of real people.
But yeah, these are pretty rough categories. A lot of work needs to be done to figure out which classifications make sense and how best to convey them to the general public.