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Farewell Photoshop? Google’s new AI lets you edit images by asking.

Arstechnica

Arstechnica · 4m ago

Farewell Photoshop? Google’s new AI lets you edit images by asking.

Google's new AI model, Gemini 2.0 Flash, offers experimental image editing capabilities through chat-based interactions, allowing users to modify images using natural language. It can remove watermarks, add or remove objects, change settings, and edit scenes. While not yet perfect, this technology represents a significant advancement in multimodal AI as it combines text and image processing. This innovation opens new possibilities, but challenges like image quality and computational costs remain to be addressed.

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Adobe Acrobat Reader will now allow users to generate and edit images in PDFs

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

Adobe Acrobat Reader will now allow users to generate and edit images in PDFs

Adobe has introduced new generative AI features to its Acrobat Reader software, allowing users to create and edit images in PDFs using text prompts. The Edit Image feature provides tools for generative fill, background removal, erasing, and cropping, while the Generate Image feature allows users to add new images to their PDFs using the Firefly Image 3 model. Additionally, Adobe has updated the Acrobat AI Assistant with Insights across documents and enhanced meeting transcripts, enabling users to analyse themes and key points in a set of documents, as well as generate summaries of meeting transcripts.

Instagram now lets you edit the cringey DMs that you immediately regret sending

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

Instagram now lets you edit the cringey DMs that you immediately regret sending

Instagram has introduced a new feature that allows users to edit direct messages within 15 minutes of sending them. The edit button appears when you press and hold a message, giving you the ability to alter your response. Recipients will be notified that the message has been edited, but they won't know what changes were made. This update eliminates the need to unsend a message to fix mistakes. Additionally, users can now turn off read receipts and pin three message threads at the top of their inbox. Instagram is also planning to introduce other direct message upgrades, such as stickers, gifs, videos, voicenotes, and customizable chat backgrounds. This move towards improving messaging features aligns with Instagram's shift from being solely a photo-sharing platform.

Meta AI on WhatsApp can now talk to you and edit your photos

Livemint

Livemint · 10m ago

Meta AI on WhatsApp can now talk to you and edit your photos

Meta has announced new AI-powered features for Meta AI on WhatsApp. Users will now be able to have real-time conversations with the AI chatbot, send it photos to edit, and receive smarter responses. The addition of voice mode allows users to have live conversations with the AI chatbot, and Meta AI will soon have access to celebrity voices. Users can also send images to Meta AI for analysis and ask questions about them, as well as request the chatbot to edit their photos by removing unwanted objects or changing backgrounds.

DuckDuckGo now lets you hide AI-generated images in search results | TechCrunch

TechCrunch · 21d ago

DuckDuckGo now lets you hide AI-generated images in search results | TechCrunch

DuckDuckGo has launched a feature allowing users to filter AI-generated images from search results, responding to feedback that AI images often clutter searches. Users can enable this setting via the Images tab dropdown or search settings. Utilizing open-source blocklists, the feature aims to significantly reduce AI-generated content, though it's not foolproof. Future enhancements are planned. The move comes amid increasing AI-generated media online, addressing concerns similar to past incidents faced by platforms like Google.

Adobe adds Firefly generative AI features to new Express mobile app

The Verge

The Verge · 1y ago

Adobe adds Firefly generative AI features to new Express mobile app

Adobe has launched a beta version of its new Adobe Express app for iOS and Android, allowing users to easily create social media posts, posters, and website banners. Users can access and edit Photoshop and Illustrator files directly within the mobile app. While the beta version is free to download, premium features, including erase and remove background tools, will eventually require a monthly subscription. The app also offers advanced Firefly-powered generative AI features, such as Generative Fill and Text to Image effects, which require Adobe's generative credits. The new Express mobile app will support collaborative workflows and seamless migration of existing projects from the current mobile app when it leaves beta.

Morph Studio lets you make flims using Stability AI–generated clips

TechCrunch · 1y ago

Morph Studio lets you make flims using Stability AI–generated clips

Morph Studio has launched an AI filmmaking platform called Morph, which allows users to create and edit shots by entering text prompts for different scenes and combine them into a cohesive narrative. The tool is underpinned by a partnership with Stability AI and plans to introduce other generative video models in the future. Users can share their production workflow in Morph's creator community, allowing others to replicate and modify templates by changing AI prompts. The aim is to build a vibrant user community to create a moat against potential competitors. Morph has raised $2.5m in funding from Baidu Ventures and currently employs around 10 people.

Google’s Gemini is the real start of the generative AI boom

Wired · 1y ago

Google’s Gemini is the real start of the generative AI boom

Google has released Gemini, a new AI model that goes beyond language models primarily anchored to text. Gemini is a "natively multimodal" model that can learn from data beyond just text, including audio, video, and images. The release of Gemini suggests that a new AI winter is unlikely, and the current AI boom is just getting started. OpenAI's ChatGPT had impressed many with its wide range of abilities, but Gemini takes AI capabilities to a new level. Google and OpenAI both acknowledge the need for radical new approaches to further progress in AI.

Google Drive update to automatically enhance scanned documents starting Jan 2025: All about the new feature | Mint

Livemint

Livemint · 7m ago

Google Drive update to automatically enhance scanned documents starting Jan 2025: All about the new feature | Mint

Google has announced an upcoming update for its Google Drive app, set to launch in early January 2025. The update will introduce an automatic editing feature for the app's scanner, allowing users to easily capture and enhance digital versions of important documents. Currently, users must manually adjust filters and levels to edit scanned documents. With the new update, Google Drive will automatically enhance scanned images, providing clearer versions with minimal user input. The feature will be available to all Google Drive users and is expected to be released for Android devices on January 6, 2025. Additionally, Google has introduced Whisk, a generative AI experiment, allowing users to create images from prompts derived from existing images.

DALL-E now lets you edit images in ChatGPT

The Verge

The Verge · 1y ago

DALL-E now lets you edit images in ChatGPT

OpenAI's DALL-E, the AI system that generates images, has received two updates to enhance user experience. Firstly, image editing tools are now available within ChatGPT, making it easier to shape and modify the AI-generated images. Secondly, DALL-E now offers preset style suggestions to inspire users in their image creation process. These updates aim to make DALL-E more accessible and user-friendly, allowing users to refine and customize their results directly within the ChatGPT interface. The style prompts provide starting points, including options like woodcut, gothic, synthwave, and hand-drawn, with examples to inspire users.

Google launches Doppl, a new app that lets you visualize how an outfit might look on you | TechCrunch

TechCrunch · 1m ago

Google launches Doppl, a new app that lets you visualize how an outfit might look on you | TechCrunch

Google has introduced Doppl, an AI-powered app that lets users visualize outfits on a digital version of themselves. Available in the U.S. for iOS and Android, the app works by users uploading a full-body photo, then virtually trying on clothes via uploaded or screenshot images. Doppl can create static images and AI-generated videos, enhancing the virtual try-on experience. It's part of Google's experiment to make style exploration fun and gather data for future innovations.

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