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Oh yeah. Totally automated. I forgot Adobe had a button you can click that made womens boobs bigger.
Hahaha and here I am trying to think what was the prompt used “make them bewbs bigger” 😂
It's the "Boobinator 9000." It's enabled by default in all Adobe software. You have to go into settings and toggle it off.
Adobe? No.
Some mod for video game girls? Yes.
This is the tool they're blaming
https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/generative-expand.html
Which absolutely could do this.
Edit: to clarify, you can use this tool to generate clothes. That's what they did, starting at the bottom of her bust. Look at the differences in the fabric. It's very clear where the generation starts.
I don't think so, generative expand does not mean "make parts of the image bigger", all it does is create content around a selection, the link you provided explains it :
So it could've created the mid-drift, maybe, but not enlarge her breasts.
Everything below the bottom quarter of her bust is generated. I don't know why they did that, but it's pretty clear looking at the fabric which parts were made up by ai.
For some reason I'm reminded of the LGR Blerb video about Photoshop's Neural Filters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hq8DgpgtSQQ