A team of researchers at the MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab developed an AI tool that is using a neural network to generate images almost identical to real photographs that are being uploaded by its user. It then lets the user remove any unwanted objects from those pictures or replace them with new ones. The tool is called GANPaint Studio and its demo version is available at ganpaint.io. The team acknowledges that their system could potentially be abused by bad actors, but they believe that more important, it will help researchers better understand how Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) work to improve our ability at detecting fake images.
Potential applications include letting artists, designers, and filmmakers make fast changes or create entire scenes from scratch.
► Subscribe for more tech & culture videos:
MORE FROM MASHABLE
• Video -
• Video -
• Video -
Best of playlist: Best of Mashable
Tech Playlist: Tech Features & Trending Coverage
Keep up with us on social media
Mashable.com:
Facebook:
Twitter:
Instagram:
Mashable is your source for the latest in tech, culture, and entertainment.
Subscribe to Mashable:
#ai #deepfake #gameofthrones
0 Comments