A machine-learning developer has released PerfectVector, a purpose-built model that converts AI-generated images into clean, editable vector files while using roughly 70% fewer anchor points than conventional tracers. After six months of training the model from scratch alongside a co-founder, the developer, who posts online as tamingunicorn, published the project to solicit feedback and quickly drew hundreds of comments from designers and vector enthusiasts.
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