Adobe Patents a Region-Aware Image Editing System That Encodes Objects Separately
Adobe is patenting an approach to AI image editing that treats individual objects in a photo as independently editable encoded units —…
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Adobe is patenting an approach to AI image editing that treats individual objects in a photo as independently editable encoded units —…
Getting AI-generated images to look right often comes down to a single finicky dial — the guidance scale — that you have…
Adobe is working on a document scanner that watches you flip through a book on video and automatically grabs a clean image…
Lighting is the hardest part of photo editing to fake — and Adobe's latest patent is aimed squarely at that problem. The…
Imagine pointing at a photo of your pet turtle and telling an AI to place it naturally into a picture of a…
When you ask an AI a question that spans dozens of documents, most systems just do a keyword-style search and hope for…
Adobe is filing for a system that personalizes digital content — think ads, recommended creative, or tailored offers — entirely on your…
Adobe has patented a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipeline that converts a user's query into a mathematical embedding, hunts for similar data embeddings…
Adobe is patenting a system where a server watches the internet for real-world events, then automatically kicks your device's on-device AI into…
Take one photo of an object, and Adobe's patented system reconstructs a full 3D model of it — no turntable, no depth…
One of the most frustrating problems with AI image generators is that your character looks like a completely different person from one…
GPS is notoriously unreliable in dense urban canyons — satellite signals bounce off buildings, and your phone thinks you're floating in the…
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