You must have come across those photos where tourists hold the Eiffel Tower as if it were a toy, right? Or the ones where people pretend to support the Leaning Tower of Pisa, taking advantage of its characteristic slope? These images became memes not only because they are popular clichés, but also because of the funny behind-the-scenes that go with them.
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From time to time, on social networks, there are requests for someone to edit an image, removing an unwanted object. However, these requests often end up turning against the requester.
Image editing experts add extra elements, completely change the context of the photo, and manipulate everything but what you ask for.
During the Google I/O 2023 event, which took place last Wednesday (05/10), it was announced a Google Google Photos that promises to facilitate the correction of images with unwanted elements and end the joke.
Zoom in and out of objects in the image with Google Photos
Known as the “Magic Editor”, this feature uses artificial intelligenceto perform a variety of adjustments to photos stored in Google Photos. With it, you can move and remove image elements, enlarge or shrink objects, enhance background lighting, and even add details that weren't captured in the original photo.
With this new function, it will be possible to transform a photo damaged by an unwanted element or to correct a cloudy day, replacing it with a sunny sky, all without having to use additional editing software.
From search in @GooglePhotos ➡️ New generative AI-powered editing 🧵↓#GoogleIOpic.twitter.com/DRXF6WMa3P
- Google Google) May 10, 2023
Release forecast by the end of the year
The “Magic Editor” function is scheduled to launch in Google Photos by the end of this year. It is worth mentioning that the company is working on another use of artificial intelligence, Bard. It is a chatbot based on the LaMDA language model family. Created as a direct competition to ChatGPT from OpenAI, Bard was made available in a limited capacity, offering moderate responses.
