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… Now, VSCO has added five new features to AI Lab, including: Dehaze: Restore contrast and color depth in flat, overcast, or misty outdoor images; Denoise: Automatically remove unwanted grain, dust, scratches, and high-ISO artifacts while protecting your photograph’s authentic texture; Hairstyle: Int… …
… It seems that all of these image editing features are now powered by a combination of on-device and cloud models, rather than just on device. This means Clean Up has been upgraded to be powered by smarter AI models, so it can do object removal on much more complex scenes. …
… The Information notes that while “it’s difficult to determine how many of these new apps developers created using AI, it’s likely most rely on AI tools given how quickly they have been adopted”: The AI coding tools have made it possible for nonprogrammers to produce workable apps using written prom… …
Tailscale Aperture targets shadow AI with new controls for IT teams Bradley C | Jun 16 2026 - 6:15 am PT | Jun 16 2026 - 6:15 am PT Today, Tailscale has announced new capabilities for Aperture , its AI access and control platform, designed to provide IT teams with a common and stable layer for mana… …
Spotify to offer AI tool that will let subscribers remix songs and cover music Zac Hall | May 21 2026 - 9:05 am PT | May 21 2026 - 9:05 am PT As Spotify users around the world await the return of their good old fashioned app icon, the company has a handful of news to share in a range of areas. …
… Of course, local AI processing is only as good as the hardware it runs on. And that’s where the catch comes in. Here’s Adobe on the bad news: The Remove tool supports an on-device model that processes edits locally on your device. …
… Interestingly, less than half of respondents reported feeling excited, hopeful, or inspired by AI, while 5% said they feel threatened, and 17% described themselves as skeptical. The largest single group, 32%, said they feel curious. Concerns haven’t vanished. …
… It’s actually full of AI-slop-thought-leadership as well, but that is another story. The idea is that generative AI tools like Claud will eventually become so powerful that businesses will simply replace all their specialized SaaS software vendors with a single AI tool. …
… And “When asked what would make them most comfortable giving an AI agent more independence, their answers reveal a consistent logic around control: 44% want the ability to review, edit, or undo at any point, 37% want transparency into what the agent is doing and why, and 34% want clear limits on wh… …