Midjourney has added a new inpainting feature that many users have requested. Much like Adobe’s Generative Fill, it lets you change only a part of your image that you manually select. As for the rest of the image, it stays intact. Of course, I just had to test it out, and I bring you some Midjourney images of cats and dogs I created with this new tool.
“Why be real when you can BeFake?” This free AI social network flips BeReal around
We all know social media is filled with fakery. but how fake can you get? With a new BeFake AI app – as fake as possible. This app takes BeReal’s basic premise, adds AI effects, and completely flips everything around. It lets you add AI effects to your images, turn yourself into anything you want, and get as fake… Ahem, creative as you like.
The Associated Press sets AI guidelines, claims AI won’t replace journalists
Artificial intelligence is finding its place in journalism, art, digital photography, and many other fields. Still, it remains a gray zone, and it’s hard to catch up with it and set the laws to match the new reality we live in. But it looks like we’re getting there. The Associated Press has just announced AI guidelines for its journalists. While they do encourage experimentation with AI, thankfully, it won’t replace journalists and photographers any time soon.
Luminar Neo’s latest features blur the limit between AI and photography
Google Photos now uses AI to organize your Memories
Think you can tell portraits from AI? Try this quiz!
AI has come a long way since we posted our first “AI vs. photo quiz.” In fact, it’s come so far that it’s become seriously difficult telling AI from real images apart, and it’s only been a few months! With that in mind, we wanted to test how well you can tell AI images and photos apart, but this time with a twist: we’re focusing on images of people only. So, let’s jump right into it and see how well you can distinguish AI-generated portraits from real ones.
This AI model turns your iPhone photos into poems
AI can write poetry and generate images from words. But there’s now an app that connects the two and turns your photos into poetry in a few seconds. If you’ve always wanted to describe a perfect sunset, a blooming flower, or your loved one’s smile, but you’re just not good with words… You can do what you do best: take a photo. And AI will do the rest.
Asian woman asks AI to make her photo more “professional”, AI makes her white
Racial bias in AI models is something we’ve discussed before. Sadly, the problem seems to be persisting no matter how advanced AI programs get. A recent example from an Asian-American student proves this point. She uploaded her picture to an AI portrait generator, asking it to make her look more professional. Instead of formalizing her attire or something like that – AI turned her into a Caucasian woman with blue eyes.
Report: Meta soon to label AI content on Instagram
Meta’s newest AI tools, based on the company’s Llama 2 model, seem to be approaching a consumer debut. According to recently leaked information, new generative AI features for Instagram are in the works. Specifically, they will include labels disclosing that work was “generated by Meta AI.”
Can’t decide between Barbie and Oppenheimer? Watch this AI-generated Barbenheimer
Barbie and Oppenheimer have been battling for attention for what seems like years now. The campaign for both is happening simultaneously, so people and press have referred to the films as “Barbenheimer.” Mike Fink, Caleb Ward, and Shelby Ward of Curious Refuge took it literally and created Barbenheimer! It’s a fully AI-generated movie trailer showing Barbie, the death, the destroyer of worlds. It’s as confusing as it is brilliant, and to be honest – I would totally watch that!
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