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Where are they getting the "original" photos from? I can't imagine the magazines are making unmodified copies of their cover photos freely available.
by vidanay 4y ago
Where are they getting the "original" photos from? I can't imagine the magazines are making unmodified copies of their cover photos freely available.
- JadoJodo 4y agoMy understanding is that they detect the changes and then implement the “reverse” on the published image.
- Nevermark 4y agoHow can you train on changes, if you don't have access to both originals and altered? In any case, they are labelled originals, not corrected. So I think they are originals.
- wzdd 4y agoThe photo labelled "original" here is the Photoshopped version. The photo labelled "fixed" is the one suggested by the AI to be the pre-Photoshopped image. The explanation is in this paragraph: > In some cases, the FAL Detector also attempts to “fix” the image. The AI tool reverses the use of the Face-Aware Liquify feature on the photo and shows what the original photo looked like before it was manipulated.