Take your images to the next level with these AI editing apps

Magic Expand refines photos after taking them or even converts a vertical shot to horizontal by imagining what is left outside the frame to fill it with content.

Pixlr and Lunapic, two niche options

Although the tools are known by large numbers of people, Pixlr is a more niche option that, although it has a free version with which you can add basic filters, the paid subscription provides more tools to make more exhaustive retouches, ranging from from removing elements to overlaying photos.

Lunapic is another not so well-known example, but with the basic functions for photography lovers, as it has tools guided through AI to improve lighting levels, crops or replace the background, but it is also capable of including other types more artistic effects and you can even create animations based on the photos.

Fighting deepfakes, the great challenge of technology

Although the use of AI in image editing is becoming more common, the challenges that this technology represents are also more evident and that is why companies need approaches in which their technology detects all manipulated or generated content. artificial.

A few days ago, for example, YouTube announced the integration of measures to identify all realistic videos made with AI, which must be accompanied by a label in the description or on the front of the player to show their origin.

In August of last year it was also announced that Meta was working on a tool to identify this type of content, especially on its video and image platform, Instagram.