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Photoshop’s Generative Fill AI tested on a Mac: Equal parts amazing and unreal

The words “generative AI” are on everyone’s lips at the moment. These technologies can create text, images, or video clips from simple prompts, and could change the media landscape as we know it. Adobe certainly thinks generative AI is worth further investigation, and is putting its marketing muscle behind Generative Fill, a new Photoshop feature that allows you to edit or manipulate your images in new ways.

You can see for yourself how it works in the images below: before () and after (). The blank areas were filled in—which is to say, extrapolated from what’s in the rest of the image—by Photoshop’s artificial intelligence. Thanks to technologies like this, it has never been easier to transform images in portrait format into landscape.

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