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Google 's new AI photo editing tool Reimagine lets you select and erase parts of a scene or change the sky to look like a sunset.
You can select any nonhuman object or portion of the scene and type in a text prompt to generate something in that space.
The results are often very convincing and even uncanny.
In our week of testing, we added car wrecks, smoking bombs in public places, sheets that appear to cover bloody corpses, and drug paraphernalia.
Meta didn’t tag it automatically as AI -generated, and I’m sure nobody would have been the wiser if they’d seen it. Who knows, maybe everyone will read and abide by Google ’s AI policies and use Reimagine to put wildflowers and rainbows in their photos. That would be lovely! But just in case they don’t, it might be best to apply a little extra skepticism to photos you see online..
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