Let’s face it: technology is both a boon and a bane. With the proliferation of AI-generated and deep-fake images, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to tell which photos are real. Here’s where digital forensics experts like Hany Farid come into the picture. In the video above, Farid gives a TED talk about how he helps
Skylum, the company behind the award-winning program Luminar Neo, announces the launch of its first-ever generative AI technologies within the platform: GenErase, GenExpand and GenSwap. Luminar Neo is one of the first photo editors on the market to introduce generative technology with a Stable Diffusion model. The new AI-powered tools
Adobe added Generative Fill to Photoshop (Beta) for desktop this week. I had a play with how this new addition to Photoshop’s capabilities functions with a few quick explorations. If your computer can run it, then the Generative Fill tool in Photoshop (Beta) gives you a way to integrate AI
This is an editorial from Photofocus publisher Richard Harrington. Many of the images used in this article are screen captures from Adobe’s keynote address at their MAX conference. You can watch the original presentation here to see Adobe’s presentation on Generative AI. __________________________________________________________ The reality of generative AI has created
