This AI Feature Of Adobe Can Tell If An Image Has Been Manipulated

Adobe is working on several features that may someday appear in its apps. Some of them use AI to manipulate audio and images. The new features were announced at its Sneaks event and they rely heavily on the Sensei AI of Adobe.

Among what the company is experimenting, we have a feature called Go Figure, which can keep track on the movements of a person and turn them into animations.

About Face

Adobe has introduced some powerful tools for users to manipulate pictures and some bad actors have exploited this power to spread misinformation.

Adobe realizes its responsibility so it is experimenting About Face, which will analyze the pixels of an image and come up with a heat map with the parts of images that have been changed. After that, it will show you how likely it is that the image has been manipulated.

All In

All In is handy for group photos where you are the one who takes the picture but still want to be in it. What this tool does is to take two pictures, one with you behind the camera, and the other with you in the group. What it does next is to blend these two together.

Sweet Talk

It used to be a tedious task matching up the lip movements of a character with dialogues. But it is not the case anymore with Sweet Talk. It will identify faces in paintings and pictures, and then match the expressions with an audio file.

Sound Seek

Sound Seek was created to remove all of the filler words like “uh” or “um” in a speech.

Awesome Audio

Awesome Audio will make an unprofessional recording sounds like it was recorded with a professional microphone. What it does is to eliminate noise from the environment as well as echo and reverb.