Photoshop is often used to create fake shots. Adobe showed a tool that will identify whether they edited a photo or not (and that’s not all)

At the annual Max conference in California, Adobe introduced new developments that may appear in its products in the near future. Many functions use the technology of machine learning called Sensei.

The presentation, in particular, showed the ABOUT FACE application - it allows you to determine whether the photograph has been edited or not. This is a really important function: the manufacturer of one of the most popular graphic editors in the world demonstrates a tool to combat misinformation.

Of the more funny developments - the Sweet Talk function. You can record your voice, let through the program through the program, and then the application itself anmies the image chosen by the user. In this way, you can anmate anything - from the portrait of Van Gogh to the cat drawing. Their lips will move as if Van Gogh (or Cat) really pronounces these phrases.

But all in is the development for those who often take group pictures and do not fall into the frame (because they hold the phone!) All in separately photographs all participants in the picture - and then combine the images. You can even “gain” air - the program will insert the right person there (at the presentation it looked quite convincing!)

In addition, Adobe introduced the Awesome Audio application - using the neural network, it calculates extraneous noises and removes them from the recording. This helps to improve the quality of the record in difficult conditions.

Another Sound Seek function is useful to podcasters-it will determine and delete the excess “um” and “mmm”.

All these functions can appear in Photoshop, Audition and other Adobe programs. The other developments of the company shown at the conference can be found in their blog .