NOT BAD AI!!! But...
I started by giving a "text prompt" to the AI bot (one of the best now embedded in Photoshop in April 2026: "fill the kilts with Royal Stewart tartan". I thought AI had probably never heard of Royal Stewart tartan. To my surprise it did it instantly, obviously following the pattern in the grayscale. So I gave the same command for the ties and for the pipe bag on the left. Bingo. I gave it a command: "color the ivy on the wall darkish green. Do not color the concrete, leave it gray." It did that. I entered a text prompt: "Color the sash red on the tall man back centre" wondering if it would find the sash. It did.
Did it do it perfectly? No! I had to check every kilt and tie, and found significant areas that had been missed and had to be touched up. If I had carefully selected every kilt and tie, then entered the prompt, I might have had a better result. I had to select the entire sash before it filled it.
It fell down badly when I asked it to "colour all faces with natural flesh tones." I ended up with noses and eyes and ears in very odd places, strange half-faces on the wall, and no flesh tones at all. Careful selection of a face made no difference. It was faster to do it myself. I also had to do the hair colouring. Following a text prompt the drums turned light brown, but I had to extract the cords and drumheads and colour them separately. Had I been more precise with my text prompts that might not have been necessary.
Did AI do it faster than I could have done it myself? Yes. It did the tartan, ivy and door at lightening speed. Much better than having to paint the tartan in myself. Did I have to spend an hour or 2 patching up areas AI missed and removing unwanted faces from walls and unwanted body parts from people. Yes.