AI Edits Images from Any Angle with Ease

We've developed a new way to combine multiple images taken from different angles into a single edited image that looks realistic and consistent. This method could be useful in many fields, such as photography or filmmaking, where being able to accurately edit and combine multiple views of an object or scene can help create more convincing and detailed visuals.

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AI Learns to Build Better by Imitating Human Design Skills

Scientists created a virtual game world where machines can be built from standardized parts, to see if large language models can learn to create complex systems. If successful, this could lead to more intelligent machines that can be used in engineering and other fields, which could have significant benefits for society.

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AI Learns Image Editing from Instructions Alone

Scientists created a new way to teach computers to edit images using written instructions without needing large amounts of specific example data. This method could make it easier and more efficient for computers to learn how to edit images, potentially leading to better image editing tools in the future.

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AI Learns from Body Language to Create Realistic Interactions

Scientists analyzed a large collection of videos showing people interacting closely with each other, looking for patterns in how their bodies move and position themselves. They developed a new system called Ponimator that can use these patterns to generate realistic animations of people interacting, which could be useful in virtual reality games or training simulations where lifelike interactions are important.

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