The I/O events carried out by the US-based technology giant Google yesterday evening were fully focused on artificial intelligence. In this context; The company has pumped AI-powered features into all its services, without exception. Of course, the Google Photos app also got its share from this situation.
The editing tool called “Magic Editor” built into Google Photos has gained a number of artificial intelligence-supported features. Some of these features are the envy of even advanced photo editing applications such as Adobe Photoshop. Because with Google Photos, you can now make any arrangement you can think of in seconds with the help of artificial intelligence.
You will be able to change the location of objects, the weather or the background!
The new AI support of the Magic Editor app will help you reposition objects in a photo. And it’s not just objects. You can even change the background or the weather if you want. Above you see an example of how this would happen. You can remove unwanted objects in both the background and the subject of the photo and relocate anything in the photo. After all this, you can remove the clouds in the sky and replace them with a deep blue sky.
Above you see another example edited with the Magic Editor. While the artificial intelligence carries the baby towards the middle of the photo, it can perfectly complement the bench with the balloon missing in the background. Thus, the photo at hand looks like it was taken by a professional.
However, you cannot use this feature for now. In the statements made by Google, it was stated that the artificial intelligence-supported tools offered for the Magic Editor application will first reach Pixel phones towards the end of this year. Other users will probably benefit from the artificial intelligence features of Magic Editor by next year.
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