Google Photos should now have a new function to recognize images manipulated by artificial intelligenceas discovered by AssembleDebug. In light of concerns about content tampering, the application could display information that would help the user identify artificially generated materials.
Analyzing the source code of version 7.3 of Google Photos for Android, the expert discovered mentions of a feature that would identify image credit information. If it is found that the image metadata contains mentions of artificial intelligence tools, the application will inform the user.
Google Photos lets you edit images with AI-based tools (Credits: Google)
Click here to read more
1728502218
#Google #Photos #receive #function #automatically #identifies #images #generated
How to use Magic Editor in Google Photos
Google Photos Introduces AI Image Manipulation Detection and Enhanced Editing Features
Google Photos, the popular photo management and editing app, has been continuously updating its features to enhance user experience. Recently, it was reported that the app might soon have a new function to recognize images manipulated by artificial intelligence (AI) <a href="https://t2.tudocdn.net/604457?w=660" target="blank”>. This feature comes in light of concerns about content tampering and aims to help users identify artificially generated materials.
According to the analysis of the source code of version 7.3 of Google Photos for Android, the app will be able to identify image credit information. If the image metadata contains mentions of artificial intelligence tools, the app will inform the user. This feature is expected to enhance the credibility of images and prevent the spread of misinformation.
On a related note, Google Photos has also announced that it will be making its Magic Editor, Photo Unblur, Magic Eraser, and more enhanced editing features available to all users <a href="https://blog.google/products/photos/google-photos-editing-features-availability/" target="blank”>[1]. These AI-powered editing tools allow users to edit and enhance their photos with ease. For instance, Magic Eraser can automatically remove unwanted objects from an image, while Photo Unblur can sharpen and enhance the quality of blurry photos.
But how does one get their printed photos into the Google Photos app? This is where PhotoScan comes in – a scanner app from Google Photos that allows users to scan and save their favorite printed photos using their phone’s camera <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?com.google.android.apps.photos.scanner&id=com.google.android.apps.photos.scanner&hl=enUS” target=”blank”>[3]. Users can then back up these scanned photos to Google Photos and use the app’s editing features to enhance them.
it seems that Google Photos is making significant strides in enhancing its features to provide users with a more comprehensive and trustworthy photo management experience.
References:
<a href="https://t2.tudocdn.net/604457?w=660" target="blank”> (Not provided in the references)
<a href="https://blog.google/products/photos/google-photos-editing-features-availability/" target="blank”>[1]
<a href="https://support.google.com/photos/thread/191846504/how-to-use-google-photoscan-save-to-google-photos-or-drive-and-not-use-up-phone-memory?hl=en" target="blank”>[2]
<a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?com.google.android.apps.photos.scanner&id=com.google.android.apps.photos.scanner&hl=enUS” target=”_blank”>[3]
