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My understanding is that they detect the changes and then implement the “reverse” on the published image.
by JadoJodo 4y ago
My 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.