Twitter has just announced that auto-cropping of photos on the social networking service will be producing much better results thanks to a new neural network that has been trained for the task. Twitter has been a platform for photo sharing since 2011, but cropping shared photos into neat previews has been a challenge for developers. […]
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We have written plenty about AI-generated images, and today, we are going to illustrate why we have had a problem since its announcement. On October 30, Spain was hit by an unprecedented flood, which killed over 200 people, reported TIME.
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