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Apple’s Photos App Gets Smarter with AI

Is humanity next in line for AI enhancements? Only time will tell.

Apple has unveiled some exciting new artificial intelligence features for its Photos app at WWDC 2026. The latest updates include a 'Reframe' tool that allows users to adjust the perspective of their photos as if they had moved the camera in real-time. This is particularly useful for fixing those pesky framing mishaps, such as accidentally capturing someone's sign-topped head.


The 'Extend' feature aims to give subjects more space and straighten crooked horizons without losing important elements. It works by zooming out or cropping the image, offering a cleaner look overall. Meanwhile, the upgraded 'Cleanup' tool makes it easier than ever to remove distractions with realistic infill generated by AI.


With these advancements, users can now tweak their photos in ways that were once impossible. The generation of new content to fill gaps ensures consistency with the original scene, making for a seamless experience. It remains to be seen whether such technology will inspire a new wave of artistic expression or simply make us lazier at capturing life’s moments.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/08/apples-photos-app-is-getting-new-ai-editing-features/
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