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Beware of AI tools being advertised on Facebook. They could be malware in disguise. ... In the case analyzed by Trend Micro, the scammers posed as Evoto, a real AI photo editing tool.

Facebook is expanding its AI-powered tool that lets people turn 2D photos into animated 3D renderings. The tool, called 3D Photos, used to only be available for high-end phones with multiple ...

Facebook's camera roll cloud processing feature puts your photos and videos in the hands of Meta. Prepare to Share All Your Pics With Meta if You Turn On Facebook's New AI Photo Tool - CNET X ...

Meta Releases New AI-Based Photo Segmentation Tool to Everybody Users can now try out Meta’s new AI-powered promptable 'Segment Anything Model' that’s based on a 1-billion-strong mask dataset.

Facebook on Tuesday announced an update to its Automatic Alternative Text (AAT) tool. In a post published on the Facebook AI blog, the company said this latest iteration “represents multiple ...

Facebook wants to combine AI with shopping in a big way. The first step forward is a new product recognition tool called GrokNet, built into Facebook Marketplace. In the future, the company says ...

How many photos have been spoiled by someone blinking at the wrong moment? Facebook wants to fix it, so it developed a new AI tool that retouches images, editing someone’s eyes from closed to open.

For example, one team of researchers Facebook has already worked with were able to create a photo recognition tool that can tell what physical poses---standing, sitting, lying down, etc ...

Now, Facebook says that its AI tools detect nearly 100 percent of the spam it takes down, as well as 99.5 percent of terrorist content and 86 percent of graphic violence.

A Facebook team fixed that problem by painstakingly labeling 130,000 photos pulled from the platform. The company was able to train a computer vision model to identify actions happening in photos.

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