Saikiran Uppuluri
Saikiran Uppuluri
Apple has taken a significant leap forward in the realm of artificial intelligence with the introduction of MGIE (Multimodal Large Language Models-Guided Image Editing), a cutting-edge image editing AI model. Although still in its nascent stages, MGIE represents a groundbreaking advancement in the field and is now available on GitHub, accompanied by a comprehensive project paper detailing its functionalities and usage instructions.
Unlike traditional image editing tools, MGIE leverages text instructions to manipulate and enhance images, offering users a versatile and intuitive editing experience. From basic adjustments like contrast and brightness to more complex tasks such as altering white balance or adding vegetable toppings to a pizza, MGIE demonstrates remarkable flexibility and adaptability.
One of the key features of MGIE is its ability to interpret and execute a wide range of editing commands, including cropping, resizing, autofilling image borders, and seamlessly altering elements like hair, eyes, and clothing. Moreover, the model excels in object removal, providing users with precise and efficient tools to enhance their images with ease.
While MGIE is currently not integrated into Apple’s existing devices, its release signals a promising direction for the company’s generative AI endeavors. As Apple continues to invest in AI technology, MGIE serves as a glimpse into the future of image editing, offering a glimpse of the transformative possibilities that lie ahead.
