I wonder why all services insist in going all-AI when we could instead go like 80%-AI and have the best of both worlds. Most people won't care about whether the background is not real, and some of the clothes were pretty good (except maybe the buttons). So why not generate a bunch of unimportant stuff and then add the actual person's face to the image? Maybe even the arms and hands? I think a much more useful service would be to take an amateur picture that you took from yourself (mobile phones' cameras are pretty good anyway in terms of quality and resolution) and then "enhance" it by adding a bunch of fake things like clothes and background.
It's because the people who dive headfirst into AI aren't interested in providing a good service. If you're lucky they are interested in using AI, if you're unlucky they are interested in getting paid for doing no work.
