Advances in artificial intelligence are making it easier than ever to seamlessly edit and manipulate photos and images. At The Verge, we’ve already talked about this quite a bit, but Adobe keeps on coming up with new, ever more compelling demonstrations of this tech. As spotted by FastCo.Design, the company recently showed off some prototype AI tools at its annual MAX conference. They’re all being developed by the company’s Sensei unit — a machine learning division that’s previously showed off a voice-activated Photoshop assistant and an automatic selfie tweaker.
These new tools are a little more substantial though. One, called Scene Stitch, is basically an advanced version of Content Aware Fill, Adobe’s go-to method for removing...
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