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Apple is rumored to be working on a new version of its Photos app that will utilize generative AI for advanced editing capabilities. The feature, called “Clean Up,” allows users to easily remove objects from photos using a brush tool. This new feature is expected to replace the current Retouch tool and offer improved editing options.
The teaser on Apple’s website, which allowed users to erase part of the logo with their mouse, may be a hint at this upcoming editing feature. It is speculated that Apple may unveil this feature during an upcoming iPad event, where they are expected to introduce new models of the iPad Air and iPad Pro, possibly powered by the next-generation M4 chip with enhanced AI capabilities.
While Apple has been working on AI features for its devices, it is unlikely that text-related AI features will be announced at the event. Instead, the focus seems to be on showcasing practical AI benefits, such as the Clean Up feature, to highlight the potential of AI-equipped devices like the new iPads.
Adobe’s Photoshop for iPad already offers similar generative AI features, such as Content-Aware Fill and Generative Fill. Apple’s Clean Up feature is expected to debut alongside new operating systems in June, but there is a possibility it could be mentioned at the upcoming event. Apple also has plans to upgrade other apps like Notes, Calculator, Calendar, and Spotlight with iOS 18.
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