AI-generated images and videos are a significant threat to proper and accurate information. Fake imagery causes confusion, panic, hate, and bullying, and it’s now easier to create than ever. But there’s a step forward to resolving, or at least minimizing, the issue. Seven major tech companies, including OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google, have promised to create watermarks for AI-generated content. This way, it could become safer to share AI content without misleading people about its authenticity.
Turn your doodles into “photos” with StabilityAI’s latest AI tool
Stability AI has launched Stable Doodle, a sketch-to-image tool that lets you convert your drawings, even very basic ones, into a photorealistic image, artwork, and more. I gave it a quick spin, so let’s dive in and see how it works.
Adobe Firefly goes global and speaks your language; here’s how to use it
After first launching Adobe Firefly, the “ethical” text-to-image generator, Adobe has now expanded it globally. The company says that users have created over one billion images so far, and still counting. From now on, no matter where you are, you can use Adobe’s AI image generator and create images limited only by your imagination (and Firefly’s capabilities, if we’re being honest).
ChatGPT can now process photos
ChatGPT isn’t only a tool for writing texts any longer – it can now process your photos, too! As a part of the latest beta features, you can now apply basic enhancements to your photos such as brightness, contrast, grain, even color grading. Of course, I just had to test it out, and I’ll show you how to do it and how it performs.
Picsart releases AI GIF generator, and the results are unhinged
We have text-to-image and text-to-video generators, but what about text-to-GIF? Picsart has just introduced its AI GIF generator, and I’m telling you, this is the best thing that has happened to the AI world over the last few months. While the idea is amazing and the options are endless, the results are so unhinged that I laughed out loud when I got the GIFs resulting from my prompts. So, let me make your day with my ridiculous GIFs and show you how this thing works, so you can amuse yourself in the hours of boredom or, let’s be honest, procrastination.
Midjourney’s 5.2 game-changing features explained
Midjourney has just launched its new version, 5.2, and it’s a game-changer! There are several new features in the new update, but the hottest one is the “Zoom Out” feature, which creates a wider view of your image and automatically fills in the rest. I played with it to test it out, and while there are still some hiccups – it’s pretty impressive overall. So, let’s dive right in and see how it works.
Surprise! Adobe Stock creators aren’t thrilled with Adobe’s “ethically sourced” generative AI tool
Adobe Firefly arrived in March 2023 and extended to Photoshop and Google Bard shortly after. The company bragged about not using unlicensed photos for training, but is that as good as it sounds? A group of Adobe Stock creators says no! They recently spoke up about how they felt after learning that Adobe used their content to train its AI model – which is, to make things worse, aimed to replace them.
Vimeo makes video editing a breeze with new AI tools
Vimeo is the latest company to jump onto the generative AI bandwagon. The video-sharing platform has announced a host of new tools and features that promise to make it much easier and quicker to get your videos to a polished state ready for publishing.
There will be three new tools available: a text-based editor that can delete long pauses and filler words, a transcript search for finding specific clips, and a script generator.
Bye-bye fake news: This free tool spots AI-generated images in a second
Text-to-image generators are fun to play with, and I’m sure they’re here to stay. But it’s all fun and games until people start misusing them to spread fake news, revenge nudes, and other harmful and dangerous content.
Optic has launched AI or Not, a helpful and free online tool to detect AI-generated images. In just a second or even less, it can tell us with great accuracy if an image is AI or human-created.
A tiny AI ear camera now helps you lose weight
Trying to lose weight by logging your food is a boring, time-consuming, and frustrating process (ask me how I know). But scientists at Imperial College London are developing an innovative, wearable ear camera to make portion control easy-peasy.
This camera sits on your ear and quietly takes notes of your diet. Of course, it’s AI-powered like everything nowadays, and it’s yet another example of using AI cameras for health and wellness purposes.
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